Are there any books that are suitable for children from single-parent families?

I'm a 15-year-old girl from a single-parent family. My parents have been divorced for eight years. Now, a series of things have happened between me and my mother, who is not in her right mind. These things make me very helpless, painful, speechless, and unable to solve them. My mother is a person who suffers from depression. Sometimes, she is also very neurotic. She treats me well and badly. My grandmother, grandfather, and father live together. My grandfather and grandmother don't have a separate room at home. I still have to sleep with my grandmother at my age. Moreover, the hygiene is very poor."Grandma and Grandpa both smoke, so I can't stand it either. The only house I like in the family was rented out by my grandpa and grandma to supplement the family, so I had no choice but to live in school. However, the school conditions were very bad, and there were often thieves in the dormitory. Out of concern for me, my mother suggested not to live in school and asked my mother to rent a house for me. Then my mother rented a house for me. At first, it was fine, but slowly, my mother's temper was abnormal. I was also stubborn, but I was definitely a reasonable person." My mother and I often quarrel because of some small matters. She would scold me and disturb me. Then I would talk back because I really couldn't stand her. Actually, it wasn't my fault at all. She would get angry at me because she was in a bad mood. Then, whenever we quarreled, she would say that I owed her and wanted me to return the clothes and things she bought for me. She would ask me to get out of the house she rented for me and not let me stay. She would say that it wasn't worth it. Every time we quarreled, she would be like this. Every time, she would say how many things she had bought for me. She spent a lot of money to rent a house and didn't let me live in peace. I just wanted to live in peace, but she always chased me away because she rented the house with her money. Actually, I wanted to leave too. I wanted to go home to live, but the house was very dirty and the smell of smoke filled the air. I didn't have a single room at home, so I had no choice but to throw away my face and tell my mother not to chase me away. Actually, she was no longer in my heart. I saw it clearly. I planned to move back when the room at home was empty. Then, I didn't interact with her much until I graduated. I just wanted to go to school well, hoping that she wouldn't make trouble for me and torture me. In the end, she still let me stay, but I was still very afraid. I was afraid that she would chase me away one day. What should I do? I'm also afraid that she'll see that I'm cold to her and stick to me everywhere. What should I do? How can I hold on for this semester? I'll go home during the summer vacation. I'll live with my grandmother, grandfather, and father. I'll have less contact with my mother, but during this period, what can I do to ensure that my mother won't kick me out of the house once she gets angry?

Answer 1

My dear little sister, my heart aches to see you in this situation. However, I have a book to recommend to you. It's called "Hurry up and put on your mother's redemption plan." The main character of this novel, Wen Yan, started her child-rearing schedule in the three thousand worlds. She raised the children in the dark corners to their roots and redeemed their lives. Perhaps you can find some inspiration in this novel. I hope you can have a bright future. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗