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Two Homes, Two Worlds.

Children's Bookwatch • July, 2008 •

Two Homes, Two Worlds

Barbara K. Caruso

Vantage Press Inc.

419 Park Avenue South, 18th floor, New York, NY 10016

9780533158195 $7.95 www.vantagepress.com 1-212-736-1767

Written by elementary educator Barbara K. Caruso, Two Homes, Two Worlds is a simple children's book about the realities of growing up in a divorced family--hence the title. Told from the point of view of a young girl, Two Homes, Two Worlds deals frankly with the realities of a child who has to move between homes to spend time with the families of both parents. "Christmas is almost here and I get to choose where to spend Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. I wish my daddy and mom could be with my mamas and then I could be in one place. But, I live in two homes, two worlds." The black-and-white drawings of a little girl caught in a crossroads between families add just the right touch to this simple tale, which ends on a high note: "When I grow up I want to live in One Home, One World. But for right now ... I live in Two Homes, Two Worlds and I am loved." Highly recommended.


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NOTE: All illustrations and photos have been removed from this article.


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