Books with author Brad Cornelius

We re Having A Tuesday will help parents and children of divorce. It begins a conversation, by opening up pathways to talk with children about the effects of living in a shared custody situation. Kids who are living the all too familiar experience of living in two houses easily relate to the story where the little girl is acting out and having to remind herself of the good things about both houses. Parents or other bystanders (teachers, counselors, grandparents, caregivers) can relate to this wonderful story about a little girl bouncing between her parents, as she struggles with living between two homes. She misses simple things like her dogs, her bike and even sometimes her clothes. She misses things about Mommy. She misses things about Daddy. Some of her behaviors reflect it. She eventually discovers that her parents' love is with her no matter where she is living. The story refers to her carrying their love in a very special kind of backpack wherever she goes. (Her heart.) It is a great reminder that the love between parent and child doesn t change because of divorce. This book beautifully illustrates a touching story and includes an interactive element at the end to facilitate conversation about how kids are feeling about their shared custody living arrangements. The timing and importance of this rare book cannot be overstated. It's a great resource for anyone touching the lives of children living the shuffled lifestyle caused by their parents' divorce. It's perfect for kids 2-10 years of age.

We’re Having A Tuesday will help parents and children of divorce. It begins a conversation, by opening up pathways to talk with children about the effects of living in a shared custody (split custody) situation. Kids who are living the all too familiar experience of living in two houses easily relate to the story where the little girl is acting out and having to remind herself of the good things about both houses. As far as kids divorce books go, this one is a great discussion launch pad to talk about dealing with divorce with children.Parents or other bystanders (teachers, counselors, grandparents, caregivers) can share the wonderful story about the little girl bouncing between her parents, as she struggles with living between two homes. She misses simple things like her dogs, her bike and her clothes. She misses things about Mommy. She misses things about Daddy. Some of her behaviors reflect it. She eventually discovers that her parents' love is with her no matter where she is living. The story refers to her carrying their love in a very special kind of backpack wherever she goes. It is a great reminder that the love between parent and child doesn’t change because of divorce.This book beautifully illustrates a touching story and includes an interactive element at the end to facilitate conversation about how kids are feeling about their shared custody living arrangements. The timing and importance of this rare book cannot be overstated. It's a great resource for anyone touching the lives of children living the shuffled lifestyle caused by their parents' divorce. Great for preschool ages 6-8 or really for all from 2-10. Helpful for grandparents, teachers, extended family, counselors, or anyone wanting to help kids in coping with divorce.

The Mermaid Moon is almost full. Soon it will be time for King Poseidon's Great Seahorse Race. His six daughters are getting ready to ride, but unknown to the king a rebellion is brewing. Why do we have to ride just seahorses? They asked. A disaster is in the making as the Mermaids create the First Annual Great Mermaid Moon Race. Don't fall off your ride- you'll get disqualified!

Emma was a very smart little girl. (Her friends at school call her Einstein.) So when she saw a light in the window of an abandoned house, she thought it was a reflection and ignored it, but somebody was trying to get her attention. The next day that same somebody doused her with sparkly dust while she walked by the same abandoned house. Peanut butter jars flew and now she could talk to her goldfish! Oh My! Then the dust disappeared and her magic went away. Emma rushed home from school the next day to look inside the abandoned house. Who had sprinkled magic dust on her...and why? Emma soon discovers a walled garden behind the house, protecting a colony of flower fairies...but the fairies are in trouble. Someone has bought the abandoned house and intends to level the property and build something new, destroying the home of the fairies. Emma and her sister Sarah , rally the children of the school in a protest march to save the garden. The Mud Creek Garden Club gets involved and soon they are on television. Old man Marsh is tricked into selling the land to the Garden Club to make Serendipity Park and the flower fairies were safe once more.

Old Mrs. Merryweather mysteriously disappeared and the city put her house up for sale. Little Emma discovered flower fairies living in Mrs. Merryweather's neglected garden, but her new little friends are in trouble!Old meany Marsh wants to tear the garden down and build a fancy mansion. How does Emma rescue her little friends? Read The Secret Fairies of Mud Creek, Indiana.