THE STORY: As Richard Watts, Jr. comments, Although Mr. Inge is fair and sympathetic to both sides, it would seem that he inclines slightly to the cause of the older generation. This, however, is one of the deftest touches in his treatment of the

This book is to help those who have fled emotionally abusive relationships and now there is no contact between the father and child. Written based on my own personal experience of trying to find a way to explain why my son's dad suddenly wasn't there anymore, and why we left. I searched and searched for books that would help me but couldn't find anything that was relevant. So, after speaking to various mental health professionals I devised my own way of telling my son why he was no longer in contact with his father. I wanted to make sure he didn't blame himself and that no matter what, he is loved and safe now. I am now on a mission to help other women in my situation and give them the tools to help their own children. I have also included a bonus poem at the end.

For children, divorce means the loss of a parent. Why do so many still see sole custody as natural? Where's Daddy? examines our divorce customs in the context of our culture as a whole. Both distortions and answers become clear. Stunningly insightful and powerfully written, Where's Daddy? is often inspiring.

Are you a single parent? Does your child ask about why their other parent doesn't visit them? Is your ex-partner absent in your child/ren's life? If so, your child will enjoy reading this book about a young girl named Mary who experiences issues with her absent father. In the story, her mother explains to her why her father is absent and what she can expect from him in the future.

Join Kairi on his daily adventures as he searches for his Daddy. Where's My Daddy will open up the dialogue in a gentle loving way regarding the absence of a loved one.

Where is Daddy? is a fun book that encourages speech and language development for all children from the age of eight months. Speaking and signing at the same time teaches children to communicate their thoughts, emotions, needs and wants, which can ease frustrations. Research has shown that signing enhances inclusion, children's development and parent and child interactions. Babies and young children will love helping baby to find Daddy at the park. The big bold pictures and repeated words will capture their interest and attention. Babies and young children will love to read this story again and again!