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Goyangi Means Cat Christine McDonnell Newly arrived children will take comfort in this soothing story about easing into a home where nothing is... read full review | Julia Waterlow The vivid photographs of this Ethiopian family, their hut, and many of their possessions help to tell the... read full review |
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Omar Castañeda Young Esperanza and her grandmother sit side by side, weaving on a backstrap loom, preparing for market day.... read full review | Schlessinger Media Take your child on a journey to West Africa with African-American Heritage. This enjoyable, educational video celebrates the... read full review |
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Jean MacLeod At the ninth adoption reunion of the “Wuhan Girls” (all adopted on the same day in 1994), parents... read full review | Perry Schwartz Schwartz wrote this book from his daughter's perspective, allowing him to express her thoughts about being adopted in... read full review |
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Schlessinger Media Like the other videos, Chinese-American Heritage introduces a wide range of information in an upbeat, child-friendly format. Viewers... read full review | Jen Green Green’s book is a great introduction to the idea of racism, and offers readers a diverse group of... read full review |
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Jean Little The only thing harder than becoming the older sibling to a new baby is becoming the older sibling... read full review | Lewis, Rose When my five-year-old saw the Chinese girl on the cover of this new book, she was intrigued.
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Joanne V. Gabbin I've always admired children's books that tell a compelling story in spare, poetic prose, especially when accompanied by... read full review | Natasha Tarpley I Love My Hair! (Little, Brown) is a tender tribute to African hair and the bond formed between mother... read full review |
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| Eve Bunting The reluctant older sibling is a staple of children's literature, but it's hard to find a book that... read full review |
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Ying Ying Fry Wuhu Diary: On Taking My Adopted Daughter Back to her Hometown in China (written for adults by Emily... read full review | I was raised in a Protestant church. My husband is Catholic. I'm the outsider when we attend mass... read full review |
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Bashista, Adrienne Ehlert A pot-bellied bear named Mo sits on the shelf in an airport gift shop, gathering dust. One day,... read full review | Carolivia Herron A joyful celebration of black hair and of African-American culture, Carolivia Herron’s Nappy Hair (Dragonfly) is written in... read full review |
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Sam's Sister is a work of beauty. The author and the illustrator have done an impeccable job of... read full review | |
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Lev Raphael, Gershen Kaufman and Pamela Espeland If I had to choose one book for children ages nine to twelve to help inoculate them against... read full review | Mary Zisk My six-year-old daughter and I enjoyed reading this special adoption story together. The Best Single Mom in the... read full review |
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| Belinda Hollyer The Kingfisher Book of Family Poems celebrates the qualities that make your family unique. Every quirk, joy, everyday... read full review |
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Bill Cosby Bill Cosby's The Meanest Thing to Say has empowered many a four- to eight-year-old to resist the... read full review | Toni Buzzeo A lonely little girl, a lighthouse, an island, a storm, a mysterious stranger--these compelling elements give The Sea... read full review |
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Mary Cummings When my five-year-old saw the Chinese girl on the cover of this new book, Grace was intrigued.
The... read full review | Linda Walvoord Girard Benjamin Koo talks to kids in a way that kids understand, not like talking to doorknobs. He is... read full review |
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Liz Rosenberg I hadn’t heard about We Wanted You, even though it was published two years ago. Written with love... read full review | Adrienne Ehlert Bashista A child's life doesn't begin at adoption, and neither should his adoption story. This charming, delightful narrative of... read full review |
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Linda Pettitt When we were about halfway through reading Yafi’s Family together, my 13-year-old daughter, Hanna, turned to me and... read full review |