My Two Christmas Trees - Ciccio, Adam
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"Honest and reassuring, undoubtedly helpful and meaningful to families." – Kirkus Rewiews This year, I’m celebrating Christmas twice— one time with Dad, and one time with Mom. I liked Christmas the way it was. Why does everything have to be different now that Mom and Dad are getting divorced? Written by a child psychologist and part of the Healthy Minds series, My Two Christmas Trees specifically addresses divorce and the changes it brings, offering reassurance and guidance. A perfect book for children adjusting to new family dynamics, helping them process emotions and create positive new…mehr

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"Honest and reassuring, undoubtedly helpful and meaningful to families." – Kirkus Rewiews This year, I’m celebrating Christmas twice— one time with Dad, and one time with Mom. I liked Christmas the way it was. Why does everything have to be different now that Mom and Dad are getting divorced? Written by a child psychologist and part of the Healthy Minds series, My Two Christmas Trees specifically addresses divorce and the changes it brings, offering reassurance and guidance. A perfect book for children adjusting to new family dynamics, helping them process emotions and create positive new traditions. An honest and comforting story about a child whose parents are divorced and has two Christmases for the first time, creating new traditions and warm memories. For children ages 4 years and up.
Autorenporträt
Adam Ciccio was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of New Hampshire in 2006 and a Master of Science in psychological counseling at Salem State University in 2012. Adam owns four outpatient counseling offices for children and adults in the Greater Boston region and teaches a graduate class at Merrimack College. His picture books focus on mental health concerns, including children’s emotional development and social-emotional growth.