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Every Second Friday
Every second Friday, Margi and Totty go and stay at Dads house where they get magnificently muddy, worryingly wet and mind-blowingly messy. But they always have fun! A brilliant text about belonging in a contemporary family setting with artwork by a critically-acclaimed illustrator.
- GenresPicture Books
25 pages, Hardcover
First published August 1, 2008
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August 2, 2013
Ages 3 and up
A brother and sister visit their dad at his house every other Friday. Their Dad is a collector so they like to go through his things and create their own stories. Their dad also puts up their drawings on the fridge and by his bed and that's how the kids know that dad's house is their house too.
This would be a good book for divorced parents to read to their kids to let them know that both mom and dad's houses and their homes too.
A brother and sister visit their dad at his house every other Friday. Their Dad is a collector so they like to go through his things and create their own stories. Their dad also puts up their drawings on the fridge and by his bed and that's how the kids know that dad's house is their house too.
This would be a good book for divorced parents to read to their kids to let them know that both mom and dad's houses and their homes too.
September 10, 2008
Divorced? Separated? Don't know what to say to your little ones when they're making the trip to the other parents for hte weekend? Read this book - aloud - it's reasuring, gentle and FUN!
I wish I had this when Louise was little. And it's the Whitcoulls Kids Book of the Month for October - so if you're a Kiwi look out in stores!
I wish I had this when Louise was little. And it's the Whitcoulls Kids Book of the Month for October - so if you're a Kiwi look out in stores!
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