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    The longing of little Orange: What children need when their parents separate
    The longing of little Orange: What children need when their parents separate
    The longing of little Orange: What children need when their parents separate
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    The longing of little Orange: What children need when their parents separate

    By Judith Zacharias-Hellwig

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    The little Orange lives happily with its parents, Mom Red and Dad Yellow, until its mother tells it one day that the father will live in another apartment soon because the parents separate.The house changes once the father has moved out. The little Orange misses him so much that it no longer shines orange, but turns red, it is missing Dad Yellow. Only when the mother consoles it and they contemplate together about what might help the child, the little Orange is feeling better.When it is time for the first visiting weekend, the child is enjoying the day with its father, but once it is lying in bed at night, it carries this heavy feeling in its heart once again, it is missing Mom Red. Will he be able to help his child as well?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPapierfresserchens MTM-Verlag
    Release dateMar 16, 2020
    ISBN9783861969747
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