Description: Rather than shielding children's eyes from their parents' conflicts, this story humorously shows that parents can argue too, helping children naturally accept what their parents are going through. Paula and Demetrius were very upset and sad. Finally, the two of them decided to do something about it — they decided to find out if any of their friends at school were also worried about their moms and dads the way they were. Kids came flocking in like clouds! And they came to a conclusion: it wasn't the children's fault that their moms and dads were acting like five-year-olds. "So, what do we do now?" asked Demetrius. "I've got a great idea!" answered Paula. So the two of them went to see the minister and asked him a favor — to officiate their mom and dad's "Un-Wedding Ceremony"! "Ha ha, now that's a wonderful idea. This might be the one time your mom and dad actually agree on something!" said the minister. "Wonderful!" Mom and Dad were absolutely delighted too. --- p.16-22 Finally, the two of them decided to do something about it — they decided to find out if any of their friends at school were also worried about their moms and dads the way they were. Kids came flocking in like clouds! And they came to a conclusion: it wasn't the children's fault that their moms and dads were acting like five-year-olds. --- pp.17-18 Demetrius and Paula are both very, very sweet kids. But... their moms and dads didn't get along with each other one bit. As you can see, Mom and Dad found it incredibly hard to live together in the same house. Honestly, Mom and Dad just didn't see eye to eye at all. The longer they lived together, the more Mom and Dad grew to dislike each other. Mom and Dad used to be quite handsome and pretty, but from disliking each other so much... their feelings showed on their faces, and they started to look less and less pleasant. What's more, they even began to torment each other. Dad mixed cement powder into Mom's bath salts! Mom put firecrackers in Dad's food! --- p.5