Books on Divorce and Step Families

[edward nizalowski <enizalowski@NVCS.STIER.ORG>]

Hello,
        Our local paper had two articles recently concerning children who
are growing up in divorced homes or who are part of step families.  One
school actually has a group called Banana Splits.  It gives information and
counseling to children and teens that are having emotional issues connected
to their living situations.  The sessions run over a six week period.
        I would like to write a letter to the paper concerning the role that
the school media specialist can play in providing both fiction and
nonfiction materials to both students and adults.  This is a subject that is
YA authors have treated extensively.  I would like to know if you have any
particular suggestions I can include, perhaps some personal experiences that
I could share.

Ed Nizalowski, SMS
Newark Valley High School
Newark Valley, NY
enizalowski@nvcs.stier.org

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