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Mum and Dad Glue by Kes Gray and Lee Wildish (view source)
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|pages=32
|publisher=Hodder Children's Books
|date=October 2009
|isbn=978-0340957103
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If you know of young children going through divorce, my sympathies. ''Mum and Dad Glue'' is a kindly voice that will hopefully make them understand and feel a little better. Recommended.
My thanks to the publishers for sending it to Bookbag. We also have a review of [[Leave Me Alone by Kes Gray and Lee Wildish]].
[[Every Second Friday by Kiri Lightfoot and Ben Galbraith]] is another message book about divorce, this time dealing with children getting used to having two different homes. [[Molly and her Dad by Jan Ormerod and Carol Thompson]] includes similar themes. [[We Are Wearing Out The Naughty Step by Mick Inkpen]] gently touches on issues further down the line, when potential step-families are cropping up.
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