Mary Collins Gallagher

Ginny Morris and Mom's House, Dad's House is a chapter about Ginny Morris an almost nine-year who is frustrated by having to move back and forth between her parent's house. After her parent's divorce, she struggles with the moving around and is learning how to cope with telling her parents her feelings. Ginny Morris and Mom's House, Dad's House has a few illustrations every chapter. The illustrations are in black and white and have a lot of shading in. Teachers can use this book to teach about coping up with divorce or finding a solution to make things better for students who have divorced parents. My interpretation of this book is that a lot of children struggle with this battle between their parents. It's almost like a pick and choose a system, but Ginny Morris and Mom's House, Dad's House helps find a solution that both parents can do to make things better for their child.… (plus d'informations)