Sometimes Mama, Sometimes Papa

Description

For children and changing families who have two unique homes. Peek into the simplest solutions for understanding one of life's most difficult moments--separation. When Keya's parents stopped living together, unusual things happened. Keya became the only girl in her class with two homes. 'Where will you live?' 'Who will you live with?' 'Sometimes Mama,' Keya said, 'sometimes Papa!' This heart-warming story with comforting pictures reassures young readers that parents, whether alone or together, are always there for them. Mama and Papa are always wonderful together. Perhaps, they will be wonderful separately too?

Nandini Nayar lives in Hyderabad, India, and writes for children. Her first picture book was Pranav's Picture (Tulika, 2005) and her first book for older children was The House of Fourteen Cats, which won the second prize in the Children's Book Trust competition in 2005. She now has eleven picture books, two novels, a collection of short stories and several non-fiction titles to her credit.