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Dinosaurs divorce:

a guide for changing families
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Atlantic Monthly Press, Jan 3, 1986 - Family & Relationships - 32 pages
Text and illustrations of dinosaur characters introduce aspects of divorce such as its causes and effects, living with a single parent, spending holidays in two separate households, and adjusting to a stepparent.

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I was surprised when my daughter said she had already read the book, when it was introduced by our councillor. She had apparently gotten a hold of it at her school library some time ago. I have found the use of the characters dealing with a very confusing situation for kids, to be ideal. This book has tremendously helped my daughter to better grasp a fuller understanding of what we are going through. I have also found it very helpful for me to read the book too, as I am able to draw on the book for examples from time to time in an everyday situation that has arisen, where my daughter raises concerns about the subject. I have recommended it to many and will continue to do so. Very well written. Thank you to the Authors. 

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User Review  - Malika J. - Goodreads

I usually love Marc Brown's books, but this one fell short for me. The illustrations are humorous to me, but I feel like they would be a bit dated to use with students now. There is great, supportive ... Read full review

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Contents

Divorce Words
After the Divorce
Having Two Homes

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About the author (1986)

Author and illustrator, Marc Brown was born in Erie, Pennsylvania in 1946. He attended the Cleveland Institute of Art. After college, he worked numerous odd jobs before he began his career. He is most renown for creating the Arthur series. The idea for Arthur, the aardvark came one night while telling his son a bedtime story. The first title in the series was "Arthur's Nose" written in 1976. Since then, Brown has written over thirty books in the Arthur Adventure series. D. W., Arthur's sister was another character created by Brown. In addition to writing, Brown also developed the Arthur television series on PBS. Brown resides in Massachusetts.

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