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Brown Babies, Pink Parents Amy Ford Written with compassion, and from the perspective of "been there, done that," Brown Babies, Pink Parents is an... read full review | In On It Elisabeth O'toole When someone you care about decides to adopt, you become part of the "circle," too. With that perspective,... read full review |
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Adoptive Families' New Book: You Can Adopt From the editors of Adoptive Families magazine comes You Can Adopt, a comprehensive guide to help... read full review | Adoption Nation: Revised and Updated Adam Pertman The head of the Adoption Institute picks up where he left off, in this update of his classic,... read full review |
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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 | I'm Adopted! Sheila M. Kelly and Shelley Rotner In the style we’ve come to know and adore from Kelly and Rotner—vibrant photos arranged around simple text—this... read full review |
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Jessica Lost Bunny Crumpacker and Jil Picariello Far from a rosy beach read, this true story of birth, adoption, and motherhood is captivating and well... read full review | Message from an Unknown Chinese Mother Xinran Xinran returns with a fine collection of essays about Chinese women who lost their daughters. Though written (with... read full review |
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No Biking in the House Without a Helmet Melissa Fay Greene Adoption community favorite Melissa Fay Greene is back in a delicious, self-deprecating narrative about parenting and growing a... read full review | Searching for...the You We Adore Valerie Westfall In this charming picture book, two parents relate how their love traveled around the globe to search for... read full review |
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| Filis Casey & Marisa Catalina Casey Together, two new anthologies offer a complex, realistic account of adoption. Born in Our Hearts takes the warm,... read full review |
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Joanna Cole "Before I was adopted, I was born. Daddy and Mommy told me how babies are born. They said... read full review | |
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Jessica O'Dwyer Mamalita follows Jessica O’Dwyer on the path from innocence to outrage and fear, as she and her husband... read full review | Gregory Keck and Regina M. Kupecky Greg Keck and Regina Kupecky’s new book, Parenting the Hurt Child, welcomes parents to a world of easy-to-grasp... read full review |