Always My Parents I Feel Angry

A parent would reach for this book when their child is expressing intense, physical anger or behavioral outbursts following a family separation or divorce. It is specifically designed for families transitioning into two separate households where the child feels a loss of control or overwhelming frustration. The story follows Robo Richie, a young character who uses stomps, screams, and clenched fists to process his parents' divorce. With the patient guidance of both his mother and father, Richie learns to redirect his mechanical-style tension through movement, deep breathing, and open communication. It is a secular, therapeutic tool for children aged 4 to 8 that validates their anger while modeling healthy coping mechanisms, emphasizing that while the living situation has changed, the parental bond remains a source of safety.