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Teens will find reassurance and common sense ideas on how to feel better, how to understand the crazy things parents do when they fall out of love with each other, and how to talk...about all the changes. --Hugh R. Leavell, PhD, Marriage and Family Therapist Reminds teens that divorce is between the parents and in no way is the fault of the children. It also advises the teenager how to build a support group from among friends, relatives and others. --Mark Roseman, PhD, Deputy Director for Child Access, Children's Rights Council Here is a book that is as helpful to teens as to their parents. From the emotional to the pragmatic aspects of divorce, both will benefit from these insights. --Vicki Lansky, author, Divorce Book for Parents and It's Not Your Fault, Koko Bear

"""Here is a book that is as helpful to teens as to their parents. From the emotional to the pragmatic aspects of divorce, both will benefit from these insights."" --Vicki Lansky, author, Divorce Book for Parents and It's Not Your Fault, Koko Bear ""Reminds teens that divorce is between the parents and in no way is the fault of the children. It also advises the teenager how to build a support group from among friends, relatives and others."" --Mark Roseman, PhD, Deputy Director for Child Access, Children's Rights Council ""Teens will find reassurance and common sense ideas on how to feel better, how to understand the crazy things parents do when they fall out of love with each other, and how to talk...about all the changes."" --Hugh R. Leavell, PhD, Marriage and Family Therapist"

Teens will find reassurance and common sense ideas on how to feel better, how to understand the crazy things parents do when they fall out of love with each other, and how to talk...about all the changes. Hugh R. Leavell, PhD, Marriage and Family Therapist

Reminds teens that divorce is between the parents and in no way is the fault of the children. It also advises the teenager how to build a support group from among friends, relatives and others. --Mark Roseman, PhD, Deputy Director for Child Access, Children's Rights Council Here is a book that is as helpful to teens as to their parents. From the emotional to the pragmatic aspects of divorce, both will benefit from these insights. --Vicki Lansky, author, Divorce Book for Parents and It's Not Your Fault, Koko Bear Teens will find reassurance and common sense ideas on how to feel better, how to understand the crazy things parents do when they fall out of love with each other, and how to talk...about all the changes. --Hugh R. Leavell, PhD, Marriage and Family Therapist

Teens will find reassurance and common sense ideas on how to feel better, how to understand the crazy things parents do when they fall out of love with each other, and how to talk...about all the changes. --Hugh R. Leavell, PhD, Marriage and Family Therapist

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Cynthia MacGregor is the author of nearly 50 books for parents and children, many with a focus on helping kids through difficult situations. A divorced mother herself, she helped her own daughter (now an adult) cope with parental divorce, and brings real-life experience to the subject of this book.

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