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Book ReviewsCharlie Anderson |
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Book: Charlie Anderson
Written by: Barbara Abercrombie Mark Graham |
Publisher: Aladdin
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5
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Wanna explain "divorce" to a small one?
Rating:
5 / 5
This wondrously illustrated and engaging picture book is simple enough and so thought-provoking that it makes the pangs of divorce a little less traumatic. With its feline hero, "intelligently" bouncing from one loved home to the next, the child can easily make a connection with a real-life scenario.
The book was presented to me in a grad class and I am thankful to the instructor for its introduction.
Thus, the recommendation is being passed on to the customers at Amazon with the hopes that they, too, will want to make this book a part of their children's collection.
One of my ALL TIME favorite picture books
Rating:
5 / 5
This is a wonderful story about a cat, Charlie, who saunters into the life of two girls. One stormy night, Charlie doesn't come home and the girls make a surprising discovery. They learn that having two homes and two families that love you can be pretty great! The illustrations are fabulous and capture the personality of the cat. You will fall in love with Charlie!
Cat Lovers and Children of Divorced Parents...
Rating:
5 / 5
This simple, yet intricate tale of a cat named Charlie and Anderson can help children of divorced parents relate to life. In it a cat has two homes, two set of owners and one big family that loves him a lot. He doesn't mind having to visit between them and he gets different kinds of love shown him at each house. So it makes him extra special. The two little girls who discover their cat actually has another home he visits during the day, slowly realize that although their parents live in separate houses still love them the same as if they did live together. It's straight forward approach and fuzzy, cuddly cat makes this book a unique approach to talking to your children about divorce. I recommend it highly being a divorced parent of a cat lover.
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