Books like Monday, Wednesday, and every other weekend by Karen Stanton
In "Monday, Wednesday, and every other weekend," Karen Stanton portrays a young boy who splits his time between his mother’s apartment and his father’s house following their divorce. Henry’s dog, Pomegranate, mirrors his confusion, unsure of where home truly lies. Through a gentle, visual narrative, the story explores the emotional landscape of children adjusting to new family arrangements and the simple, steadfast love of a pet.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Karen Stanton
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