FAMILY PROBLEMS DEPARTMENT
Books About Family Problems—From the Kid’s Side
Dewey’s office begins with a useful assumption: kids notice things adults miss, adults have reasons kids may not see, and the first version of a problem is rarely the whole file.
CLARA’S ROUTING SLIP
Choose the next drawer.
Every route below leads into permanent material from Dewey’s office. No marketing fog machine required.
THE WHOLE CASE LOAD
Three books. One office.
Parent problems become teacher problems. Teacher problems become sibling problems. Dewey keeps learning that the visible complaint is rarely the entire case.