A Tuesday Kind of Love - Richards, Lyndsi
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A Tuesday Kind of Love is a children's book about a beautiful gorilla named Lani and a handsome monkey named Kanoa who fall in love. They end up realizing they aren't wanting the same life after having twins together. They have a positive separation showing love can be strong enough to co-parent in an understanding way! Lani and Kanoa are Hawaiian names meaning heavenly and the free one.

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Produktbeschreibung
A Tuesday Kind of Love is a children's book about a beautiful gorilla named Lani and a handsome monkey named Kanoa who fall in love. They end up realizing they aren't wanting the same life after having twins together. They have a positive separation showing love can be strong enough to co-parent in an understanding way! Lani and Kanoa are Hawaiian names meaning heavenly and the free one.
Autorenporträt
I am Lyndsi Richards a single mom of amazing boy and girl twins. I am originally from Hawaii and moved to LA off and on for about 11 years now. I was working odd jobs in restaurants, fashion, events, florals, catering, dance school etc. I kind of did anything and everything, I was just enjoying life trying to get the best out of every job, and then became a mom at 27 and it was the greatest yet hardest job I have ever received. Being a mother is the most important job on earth. You grow a human, then birth it, then make sure it stays alive and healthy. Not to forget having to remember to give your partner the same love and attention you once gave them before your children. We are super heroes mamas! I want us all to be empowered and inspired no matter the situation or circumstance you are in, know that your intuition is key and trust you will always know what the best decision for you and your family is. Which is why I wrote this children's book. I separated from the father of my children 3 years ago. It was the hardest decision I have had to make. Now looking back it was the smartest for us all. We have definitely struggled, had our major ups and major downs and still do, but at the end of the day it has to come down to appreciation and understanding each other for our children. I want to shed light on positive separation and give hope to everyone in circumstances where it doesn't seem like they can move forward and co-parent. There is always love when you make children. The love should stay alive in some capacity and be appreciated. I am now resilient, I am now open and I am now full of love. I wish for this book to give that to mothers, fathers and children out there. We need more love, more understanding, and more appreciation for each other. I read to my kids at least 2 books a night and every time I read a new book I thought, I need to write something for them to understand a little better why mommy and daddy are not together anymore. There are many kids in today's society that have separated or divorced parents and live in two homes. I wanted to make it ok and easier for children experiencing this. By placing it in the jungle and using animals to portray mommy and daddy, makes it fun and inviting. I want to inspire more mothers and fathers to be open with their children about love, separation and co-parenting. It is hard work on all sides to maintain a healthy non-judgmental mindset. It was a long road for their father and I to finally get to a place where we can co-parent and still have appreciation for each other even if we are no longer together. I think it's so important for their to be acceptance and hope for families with different circumstances when it's not the normal.Christy Johnson is an amazing freelance illustrator based in Worcester, England. From being spellbound by picture books a child, she is delighted to contribute her artwork a wonderful story about family and love.