Never Alone

Parents should reach for this book when their family is transitioning through a separation or divorce and their children are struggling to understand why their world is changing. This faith-based story follows Riley and her younger brother John as they navigate the confusing emotions of having two homes. Unlike many books that focus solely on the sadness of the split, this narrative highlights the resilience of children and the concept of double blessings, such as having two celebrations or two sets of support systems. Appropriate for children ages 4 to 9, this book serves as a gentle bridge for difficult conversations. It focuses on the idea that while the family structure has changed, the love and support surrounding the children remain constant. Parents will appreciate the child-centered perspective and the spiritual reassurance that their children are never truly alone, making it an excellent resource for families who want to incorporate their faith into the healing process.