Christmas Without Color: The Heartwarming Story Of A Child Losing And Finding Hope During The First Christmas After Her Parents’ Divorce

A beautiful, tender story about a girl trying to get to terms with the divorce of her parents, written and illustrated by Anna F. Mason.

The girl in this story used to love Christmas with all of its magical colors. Then, one December morning her parents tell her that they are splitting up, and that her father is moving out. Suddenly, it feels as if Christmas has lost all its colors. Will Christmas ever get its magic back again, and is there hope for the New Year? Will she ever feel happy again?

In this heartwarming story, we follow a young girl through the first holiday after her parents’ split-up, from the days before Christmas and until New Year’s eve. We also get to learn how she is doing one year later.

The story is about the grief of a child following parents’ divorce, and about how it is possible to cope with difficult times. It is also a book about hope. Even if something feels hopeless and terrible now, the book shows how it can change for the better, and how it often helps to reach out to someone we trust.

For parents/caretakers:

• The book is written to help children deal with their parents’ separation and divorce. The book also contains a supportive list of advice to children who are going through difficult times after parents’ break-up.
• The book could be a Christmas gift to children who have experienced parents’ divorce or other forms of grief and loss.
• Reading the book can help parents talk with their child about feelings and emotions.