Our Two Homes

Finding Belonging in Two Places - Book 4 in the "Two Homes, Lots of Love" Series

How does it feel to have two homes? For seven-year-old Julia and her five-year-old brother Elvis, it's an adventure that requires a little bit of practice. In Two Homes Are Two Homes, the fourth book in Jenny Andersen's series, Julia helps her best friend Mia understand what life is like when you live between two addresses.

This gentle story dives into the real-life logistics of shared custody, showing children that having two homes is not a burden, but a chance to have double the love. From finding solutions for forgotten items like pens and hair ties to realizing that both Mum and Dad's houses are "home," Julia navigates the transition with wisdom and warmth.

Inside this heartwarming book, your child will learn:

• How to turn "different" into "special": Julia explains why having two rooms, two sets of toys, and different breakfast traditions is actually fun.
• Practical problem-solving: Through Julia's "travel pouch" for missing items, children learn that it's okay to forget things and that simple solutions can help[cite: 1].
• That their family circle remains whole: Julia helps children understand that parents are still a team, even when they live apart, which helps ease common worries about conflict[cite: 1].
• Inclusivity and acceptance: A beautiful look at how every family is unique, and that no matter the structure, love is the most important part[cite: 1].

Two Homes Are Two Homes is designed for children aged 5-8 who are navigating a co-parenting or shared custody lifestyle. It is a perfect tool for parents and caregivers looking to reassure their children that even if their living situation has changed, their family remains, and their sense of belonging can grow even stronger.

What readers are saying about the series:

"A tender and honest look at divorce through the eyes of a child, full of hope and practical comfort."

Give your child the reassurance they deserve.