A Tuesday Kind of Love is a fiction children’s book about positive separation. Based on my life story of being a single mom of twins. This story is about a beautiful gorilla named Lani which means heavenly in Hawaiian, and a handsome monkey named Kanoa which means the free one . They live in a tropical jungle and fall in love very quickly. They have twins together but end up realizing when the twins are very young they don’t want the same life. So they decided splitting up would be the best decision for the family. They continue to show gratitude towards each other knowing it is important for the children to see and understand by example. The family changes the negative narrative of separation and divorce and turns it into a beautiful experience. I want it to shed light onto separated families, showing that you can still have a loving unit that does not live in the same household. It is meant to give hope for co-parenting. I want it to show love in a more open and realistic way. The children in today’s society are experiencing that it is more common to have separated and divorced parents than to have parents who are still together. This story is for those children to have faith in their parents to show appreciation for each other even though they are apart living their own lives. The love they once felt created the most beautiful thing love can create, children!