Hope's Broken Snow Globe - Rickert, Kelly Chang
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It's Hope's first Christmas after her parents' divorce. Helping her Dad decorate for Christmas this year, Hope finds a broken snow globe. She recalls the shouting and yelling shortly after she broke the snow globe last year. Hope is convinced that she can bring her parents back together if only she can repair the snowglobe. In the end, her courageous efforts at repairing the broken snowglobe helped her achieve acceptance of her new family arrangement. Holidays after divorce or separation can be very hard on children. This book was written for them. The story is intended to reassure them that…mehr

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It's Hope's first Christmas after her parents' divorce. Helping her Dad decorate for Christmas this year, Hope finds a broken snow globe. She recalls the shouting and yelling shortly after she broke the snow globe last year. Hope is convinced that she can bring her parents back together if only she can repair the snowglobe. In the end, her courageous efforts at repairing the broken snowglobe helped her achieve acceptance of her new family arrangement. Holidays after divorce or separation can be very hard on children. This book was written for them. The story is intended to reassure them that none of this is their fault, and though there may be different living arrangements, both Mom and Dad still love them, and always will.
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Author Kelly Chang Rickert is a Christian family law attorney in Los Angeles. For over 22 years, she has exclusively handled divorce and paternity cases involving custody and complex property issues. Kelly strongly discourages "scorched earth litigation". Whenever possible, collaborative solutions like mediation should be explored. In her spare time, Kelly enjoys nagging her husband, embarrassing her daughters (typical Taiwanese mother) and solitary hikes in Griffith Park.