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Spark learns to fly

£9.95

Spark the dragon lives happily with his parents and baby sister Flame, but then his mum and dad start to argue, and sometimes to fight. When the children get injured, they have to go and live with a foster carer, who helps them understand their situation.

This engaging picture book, designed for use with young children, explores the difficult issue of domestic violence and what this could mean for the children involved. Spark and Flame learn to understand why they had to leave home, why they cannot live with their birth parents any more, and to come to terms with their painful emotions.

This book is ideal for social workers, foster carers or residential workers to use with children aged four to seven who have been affected by domestic violence.

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Reviews

A good story to read with young children who have recently come into foster care. Simple, helps explore feelings and behaviours and the children can easily relate to Spark.

Lorna Beedham, five stars, Amazon.co.uk

A perfect volume. A wonderful aid in helping troubled kids deal with difficult times in their young lives. Empathy with the main character; a young dragon helps them see their troubles in a different light. An inspired book.

JudethM, five stars, Amazon.co.uk