A little boy searches for a pot of parent glue to paste his mom and dad's marriage back together. He soon realizes that even though his parents' marriage is broken, their love for him remains as strong as ever. • Brilliantly told by award-winning author Kes Gray, this absorbing story will have special meaning for children of divorced parents. • Divorce is an unhappy fact that affects many children's lives, and the story told in this book was written for those little boys and girls. Its message can help soothe their feelings and make them understand that their parents' separation is in no way their fault. Parents who are divorcing will also value Mom and Dad Glue as a story they can read to their children and help them realize that although their parents' marriage has not worked out, Mom and Dad love them today, as they always have and always will. • The Author: A background as an award-winning advertising copywriter prepared Kes Gray to become a picture book writer. The British author learned how to keep his thoughts concise and accessible to his readers. His craft has served him well in his most recent endeavors as author of books for children—titles that have proven popular on both sides of the Atlantic. Mom and Dad Glue is his first book for Barron's.