Starting school is a big step for any child-but for Winston, it's an even bigger one. Between Mommy's house and Daddy's house, Winston is learning what it means to belong in two places while preparing for a whole new world of teachers, classmates, and routines. When fears and "what ifs" begin to fill his mind, his parents help him understand that being brave doesn't mean not being scared-it means trying anyway. Through relatable storytelling and heartwarming dialogue, Winston's First Day of Kindergarten offers comfort to children experiencing change, whether it's starting school or adjusting after divorce. It's a perfect book for parents, caregivers, and educators to spark meaningful conversations about emotions, resilience, and love that connect families across two homes.