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Two Places To Call Home by Phil Earle
Mar. 22nd, 2023 11:43 pmThe Blurb On The Back:
Florrie has two of everything.
Two lovely brothers …
Two smashing parents …
And two very cuddled pets.
But two isn’t always a magic number. Florrie now has to life in TWO different homes: one with her mum and one with her dad.
An uplifting picture book helping children to embrace change and discuss their feelings around separation and divorce
( The Review (Cut For Spoilers): )
The Verdict:
Phil Earle’s sensitive and thoughtful picture book aims to help young readers deal with the emotional wrench of moving between parents when they separate. Jess Rose’s illustrations are an absolute delight - I loved the way Florrie’s appearance has elements of her mum and dad and she gets across how much Florrie’s parents love her. I think this is a great way of introducing a difficult topic for young readers and as such is worth a look.
TWO PLACES TO CALL HOME was released in the United Kingdom on 16th February 2023. Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the review copy of this book.
Florrie has two of everything.
Two lovely brothers …
Two smashing parents …
And two very cuddled pets.
But two isn’t always a magic number. Florrie now has to life in TWO different homes: one with her mum and one with her dad.
( The Review (Cut For Spoilers): )
The Verdict:
Phil Earle’s sensitive and thoughtful picture book aims to help young readers deal with the emotional wrench of moving between parents when they separate. Jess Rose’s illustrations are an absolute delight - I loved the way Florrie’s appearance has elements of her mum and dad and she gets across how much Florrie’s parents love her. I think this is a great way of introducing a difficult topic for young readers and as such is worth a look.
TWO PLACES TO CALL HOME was released in the United Kingdom on 16th February 2023. Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the review copy of this book.
