Peter Mayle and Arthur Robins, the bestselling team that created Where Did I Come From?, combine their talents once again to tackle a subject that is as difficult for parents to explain as it is for children to understand. In Why Are We Getting a Divorce?, Mayle and Robins focus on the emotional issues surrounding divorce in a down-to-earth, objective way. For instance, why people get married in the first place and what can go wrong; three misconceptions children have about divorce; how to help a child accept a new man or woman in a parent's life; how to adjust to living with one parent and how to overcome the profound feelings of loss and hurt every child of divorced parents experiences. Why Are We Getting a Divorce? is a book for the entire family. It helps parents understand some of their children's concerns about divorce and offers children sympathy, reassurance and sound advice. With their trademark blend of humor and sensitivity, Peter Mayle's thoughtful text and Arthur Robins's delightful illustrations will bring smiles to even the saddest faces.

Why Are We Getting a Divorce?

PETER MAYLE

Arthur Robins

Children's Books

Harmony

A wonderful new picture book version of one of T. S. Eliot's most popular cat poems, brought to life by delightfully humorous illustrations from Arthur Robins, a timeless magical partnership. 
The Naming of Cats is a difficult matter, 
It isn't just one of your holiday games; 
You may think at first I'm as mad as a hatter 
When I tell you, a cat must have THREE DIFFERENT NAMES.\nThe first poem in Eliot's Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats is a brilliant introduction to the fabulous world of Cats, featuring names such as Bombalurina and Munkustrap - made famous by the recent film!\nThe seventh gorgeous Cats picture book with lively and colourful illustrations by Arthur Robins. Perfect for reading aloud, singing or performing!

The Naming of Cats

Faber&Faber

Long ago, in the cold lands of the North, there lived a troll named Ulf, who had a very bad habit - he liked to eat fingers! Many many men, women and children had found their hands a finger short thanks to the razor-sharp teeth of the Finger-eater. And who knows how many more might have suffered the same fate if it hadn't been for the actions of a resolute girl called Gudrun! The author won "The Guardian" Fiction Award for "The Sheep-Pig" and was named Children's Author of the Year at the 1991 British Book Award. His other titles include "Farmer Bungle Forgets", "H. Prince", "The Whistling Piglet" and the "Sophie" series.

The Finger-eater (Sprinters)

DICK KING-SMITH

Walker Books

The Teeny Tiny Woman (The Giggle Club)

Literature & Fiction

WALKER BOOKS LTD.

The Teeny Tiny Woman (Giggle Club)

The Artist As Therapist

Medical Books

Human Sciences Pr

Mean Mordred and the Final Battle (Crazy Camelot Capers.S)

tony-mitton

Orchard Books

Snow White longs to be a pop star, but her mother, the Mean Queen, refuses to be upstaged by her daughter, but she has reckoned without the help of seven aliens who save the day.  Part of the SERIOUSLY SILLY STORIES series.  Illustrated by Arthur Robins.

Snow White and the Seven Aliens (Orchard Super Crunchies)

Laurence Anholt

Orchard/Watts Group

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