For children who grow up in the care of a parent who has bipolar disorder, life can be filled with anxiety and uncertainty. This story helps us to understand the causes of bipolar disorder and how we can learn to live with someone who has it.
I liked that they talked about her mum and lots of different memories
Nice
Wasn’t overly fussed on this story
A bit too sad for me, but mummy says it was a bit old for me & that the content would be really helpful for other children
Because it is not really interesting
I loved this book as it gives simple and clear information to help children to understand bipolar and how to live with someone who has it. My favourite character is Grandad as he comes to stay and look after the little girl in the story while her mum is away in hospital. It has lots of facts and a glossary to support children to understand and explain some of the new words they will come across in this book.
I love this book its about a boy and his mum. So good I love it
Good book for kids understand about bipolar disorder and mental health.
Suitable for older children. Very informative in terms of describing signs and symptoms of bipolar disorder through story telling
nice
I really liked this story about a mummy who is sometimes happy and sometimes sad. Grand dad was great at helping the daughter. The daughter had good friends who helped as well when her mummy wasn't feeling very happy. I understood this book and know that parent and children have up and down times.
i thought it was a bit boring
It’s a really good book its easy to understand, it as so much positivity!!
Very interesting
I liked this book
I loved this book and would like to read again soon
We didn’t realise what this book was about as we just went for the rollercoaster cover but it would make a lovely story for any child that has a parent that has bipolar disorder to help them understand.
Really fun book
The story was a bit sad, because mum is not well. I like all of the pictures.
My favourite character in this book is the mum and the grandad and Paul I don’t like it 🙁
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