My Mom Is Like A Kite

My Mom Is Like A Kite

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A Child Touchingly Narrates The Ups And Downs Of Living With A Parent Who Experiences Mental Illness.Sometimes Mom Soars Like A Kite. Other Times The Kite Turns Into A Sail, And SheS Like A Boat, Bobbing Along The Waves, Until Water Spills Over The Sides And She Starts To Sink. I Try To Bail The Water Out, The Child Says, But My Bucket Is Too Small Or Has A Hole In It.On A Better Day, Mom Introduces The Child To A New Friend Named Grace, A Therapist. Grace Explains That ItS Not The ChildS Job To Fix Things. And Grace Helps The Child Find Coping Strategies Talking, Playing Games And, Especially, Drawing As A Creative Outlet.Gradually, The Child Begins To Feel Better When TheyRe At Home With Mom, Where There Are Plenty Of Crayons And The Comfort Of A Beloved Pet To Cuddle.But The Child Has One Big Question. At The End Of The Story, They Ask If They Will Sink Or Soar When They Grow Up. And While No One Knows For Sure, The Child Believes Grace Who Suggests That They Now Have The Tools To Weather Whatever Storms Might Come.Reviewed By A ChildrenS Psychiatrist For Authenticity. Includes An AuthorS Note And A List Of Resources And Helplines For Mental Health.Key Text Featuresauthors Notedialogueillustrationsresourcesvignettescorrelates To The Common Core States Standards In English Language Arts:Ccss.ElaLiteracy.Rl.1.2Retell Stories, Including Key Details, And Demonstrate Understanding Of Their Central Message Or Lesson.

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