A Story About Love That Never Runs Out
For children navigating two homes, and the parents learning alongside them
About the Book
Olive and her brother Joe have two homes—one with Mom and one with Dad. Olive loves them both, but she has a secret worry: What if she doesn't show them she loves them equally?
When Olive visits her grandparents and helps Grandma bake pies, she discovers something magical: love isn't like a cookie that needs to be split in half. It's like the secret ingredient in Grandma's pies—you never run out, no matter how much you give.
"I love the central message of the story—it is so clear to the reader. I could totally picture this whole story—you gave the characters presence and personality which makes it easy to connect."
— Betsy, Elementary TeacherBe the First to Know
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"My 9-year-old said, 'It's a good life lesson for people with divorced parents or step-parents. They still know you can give love and receive love.'"
— Stephanie, Super-Mom