Anna's Test
When caregivers provide their child with dependable and reliable information about his or her parent’s incarceration, they lay the foundation for developing resilience. The disclosure fosters a trusting relationship between the caregiver and child, creating a comfortable environment for the child to ask difficult questions while grieving his or her loss and adjusting to a new reality.
BOOKS ABOUT PARENTAL INCARCERATION
Clarissa's Disappointment
Deena Misses Her Mom
Doogie's Dad
Far Apart, Close in Heart
How Mommy Found Her Way Home
Jakeman
Kennedy's Big Visit
Knock Knock: My Dad's Dream For Me
Kofi's Mom
Let's Talk About When Your Parent Is in Jail
Mama Loves Me from Away
Mami, Que Es una Carcel?
Missing Daddy
My Daddy Is In Jail
My Daddy's in Jail
Our Moms
The Night Dad Went to Jail
The Prison Alphabet
Visiting Day
Waiting for Daddy
Welcome Home: Mommy Gets Out Today
When Dad Was Away
When I Miss You
When I Visit My Daddy... We Dance
When Someone Loves You So, So Much
Zachary's New Home: A Story for Foster and Adopted Children
Everyone Makes Mistakes
From the Desk of Zoe Washington
Growing Up on 21st Street, Washington, DC: A Memoir
Ruby On the Outside
Slugg: A Boy's Life in the Age of Mass Incarceration
Teen Guide to Living With Incarcerated Parents
What Do I Say About That? Coping With An Incarcerated Parent
What Will Happen to Me?
Wish You Were Here: Teens Write About Parents in Prison
An Inmate's Daughter
Children of Incarcerated Parents: Theoretical, Developmental, and Clinical Issues
Empowering Children of Incarcerated Parents
Handbook on Children with Incarcerated Parents
Supporting Children of Incarcerated Parents in School
The ABC's of Surviving Prison