Shine: Why Don't Moon Fairy and Sun Prince Live Together?: A story of unconditional love for the children of separated or divorced parents

One of the bestselling divorce books for kids - How to Explain Divorce to Kids? A saving talk therapy divorce book for kids. Divorced mums, divorced dads, single parents have been using this fictional story with engaging illustrations about Sun Prince and Moon Fairy to help their kids cope with divorce. It's all about putting children first, helping children thrive through a divorce and helping divorced parents how to talk to kids about divorce. This divorce book for kids through magical fairy tale explains divorce and separation to children and acknowledge that it isn't, and never was a child's fault if parents forgot how to be friends and separate or divorce. A divorce book for kids answers the very tough question of "Why don't mummy and daddy live together?" and provide a saving talk therapy tool to engage discussion between a parent and a child. This divorce book is different from other divorce books for kids in that its storyline captures the happy times and gently explains that sometimes love wanes and people need to divorce in order to be happy but that it is never the fault of the child for divorce or separation. Shine: "Why don't Moon Fairy and Sun Prince live together?" is a beautiful divorce book for kids that will help children of divorced parents realise they can shine in spite of difficulties because of divorce. This bibliotherapy kids book about divorce will help your children easily understand: •Divorce and separation. •Why parents divorce. •Living in two homes or having two homes. •That they are unique and loved by both parents despite divorce.•That is not the end of the world after the divorce. •That kids from divorced families are also unique and loved. This one of a kind divorce books for kids has been applauded by divorced mums, divorced dads, single parents, literary experts and child therapists. But most importantly, it provides a beautiful bedtime story for kids.