One More Chair: A Gentle Rhyming Story About Divorce, Two Homes, and Meeting Someone New (Ages 48)

Is there still room for me?At the yellow house, there is someone new. A kind grown-up Charlie's grown-up cares about. And Charlie is not sure how to feel. A little wary, a little worried, wondering if a new person means less room, and less love, for one small me.With Pocket the bunny close by, Charlie learns the gentlest truth. A new person does not take anyone's place. Love is not one chair to lose. It is a table you can add a chair to. And you never have to rush how you feel.- A tender rhyme for meeting a parent's new partner, and the tangle of feelings it brings- Never pressures a child to like or accept anyone: every feeling is allowed, and the pace is theirs- Pocket the plush bunny travels along in every book of the series- Written for every family: no one is replaced, neither home is ranked, and no family shape is assumed A warm read-aloud for ages 4-8 navigating divorce, separation, blended families, and step-families.Book 5 of Two Homes, One Me. Two homes. One you. Loved in both.