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Split Survival Kit: 10 Steps For Coping With Your Parents' Separation
Ruth Fitzgerald, Angharad Rudkin
For National Curriculum Key Stage 2, Interest age: from c 9 years, Personal & social issues: divorce, separation, fam
A positive, empathetic and empowering ten-step guide for children whose parents are splitting up. With expert insight and practical tips from child psychologist, Angharad Rudkin, and co-written by children's author Ruth Fitzgerald, this will be the go-to guide for children coping with a divorce in the family.
Finding out that your parents are splitting up can feel scary and upsetting. It can also be hard to know who you can talk to about it. But you are NOT alone.
Psychologist Angharad Rudkin is here to guide you on this journey with 10 simple steps that will help you to feel calmer, stronger, confident and more positive about the future.
From acceptance and resilience, to communication and compassion towards other people, this book will help you tackle the tricky situations that a divorce can bring, and answer some of the questions going through your head.
With practical and positive tips, this book will show you that change is a tough journey, but with the right survival kit, you will reach a happier destination!
Ruth Fitzgerald
Ruth Fitzgerald grew up in South Wales but has lived most of her life in Suffolk. She wrote her first story at the age of six and immediately announced she wanted to be a writer. Her teacher told her that being a writer was a hobby and she needed to get a proper job. Ruth tried 23 proper jobs before deciding her teacher was wrong.
She lives near Ipswich with her family, a tiny dog and five chickens.
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