
The Ducks Divorce by Steven J. Gross
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Text and illustrations of duck characters introduce aspects of divorce.
Our Review
This straightforward picture book uses relatable duck characters to gently introduce young children to the complex topic of family separation, covering the emotional landscape and practical changes that divorce brings. Through simple text and expressive animal illustrations, it addresses common concerns like splitting time between homes, dealing with big feelings, and understanding that parental love remains constant despite changing family structures. The approach makes challenging concepts accessible for early elementary readers who need reassurance during family transitions.
What sets this book apart is its ability to normalize difficult emotions while maintaining age-appropriate honesty about divorce's realities, offering both validation and coping strategies through its feathered protagonists. Parents seeking supportive resources will appreciate how it opens conversations about loyalty conflicts, sadness, and adaptation without overwhelming young listeners. For children navigating parental separation, these duck characters provide a comforting mirror for their experiences and a hopeful perspective on family changes.
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