A deep and sad book about divorce and how children experience it.
The king and queen stopped smiling at each other, began to beat plates of precious porcelain, and then completely divided the palace into two halves. The princess had to live with her mother, then with her father. Will Anna be able to reconcile them? written on the last page of the cover. No, he can’t, but he shouldn’t either. This deep and sad book is not only about divorce — it is also about accepting reality. Children dream that mom and dad will reconcile and live together again. This doesn’t happen often, so the best you can hope for is that adults learn to communicate without fighting. Build a dialogue without involving the child in it. Princess Anne’s parents eventually succeed. So, it can happen with parents of non-blue blood.
POLYANDRIA, 32 p.