Children and adults describe what it's like growing up with an alcoholic parent and explain what adjustments they had to make

Not My Family: Sharing the Truth About Alcoholism

Children's Books

Rosenberg, Maxine B.

Literature & Fiction

Simon&Schuster

Children and adults who have become part of stepfamilies describe their experiences in coping with new stepparents and stepsiblings.

Talking About Stepfamilies

Seventeen boys and girls, ranging in age from eight to thirteen, discuss their experiences living in a single-parent family, detailing the special problems they have faced, feelings about missing parents, coping with lifestyle changes, and more.

Living With a Single Parent

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Follows the ever-changing and growing relationships of brothers and sisters in three different families

Brothers and Sisters

Clarion Books

The first-person stories of fourteen Jewish children who were hidden, during World War II, from the Nazis by non-Jewish friends--in monasteries, convents, secret closets, chicken coops, and elsewhere--are accompanied by information on what those children are doing today.

Hiding to Survive: Stories of Jewish Children Rescued from the Holocaust

History

An engaging collection of answers to the many relevant questions children have about their mothers and newborn siblings--from who takes care of Mom in the maternity ward to where the newborn baby sleeps--prepares children for the big event.

Mommy's in the Hospital Having a Baby

Hiding to Survive : Stories of Jewish Children Rescued from the Holocaust

First-person accounts of fourteen Holocaust survivors who as children were hidden from the Nazis by non-Jews.

Biographies

Sandpiper

Karin, an elementary school student, describes how her classmate, Leslie, who has trouble hearing and seeing, has adjusted to school

My Friend Leslie: The Story of a Handicapped Child

Lothrop, Lee, & Shepard

William Morrow & Co.

Seven-year-old Rebecca, ten-year-old Andrei, and eight-year-old Karin behave like most children their age. They are active, curious, fun-seeking, and affectionate. They are also adopted. Rebecca, Andrei, and Karin often think about their caring families and themselves. Sometimes they find their adoption hard to forget, for in keeping with recent trends, Rebecca, Andrei, and Karin have racial and cultural roots different from their adoptive families'. Even at home, it seems, they stand out. With the same simplicity, sensitivity, and honesty that distinguished their first book, MY FRIEND LESLIE, author Maxine B. Rosenberg and photographer George Ancona document the inner lives of these three children, revealing their doubts, fears, satisfactions, and triumphs--feelings and experiences brought about by adoption. BEING ADOPTED is a book about identity, about growing up, and, most of all, about love.

Being Adopted

Harpercollins

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Not My Family: Sharing the Truth About Alcoholism

Talking About Stepfamilies

Living With a Single Parent

Brothers and Sisters

Hiding to Survive: Stories of Jewish Children Rescued from the Holocaust

Mommy's in the Hospital Having a Baby

Hiding to Survive: Stories of Jewish Children Rescued from the Holocaust

My Friend Leslie: The Story of a Handicapped Child

My Friend Leslie: The Story of a Handicapped Child

Being Adopted