Max's Divorce Earthquake Nathanial Gronewold specialist support teachers and other

specialist support teachers and other professionals working with children with learning challenges

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Max's Divorce Earthquake Nathanial Gronewold specialist support teachers and otherWhen Max's parents tell him they are divorcing it feels like an earthquake. There are so many changes to deal with and a lot of big feelings. Follow Max as he begins to move and live between his two homes, learns about his emotions and adjusts to life after the 'divorce earthquake'." Max's parents are divorcing, and it feels like a great big earthquake. Max has to learn how to live between two homes, and manage some difficult feelings. This books,