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Two adoption memoirs touch on topics of love, loss, and the search for identity from both sides of the adoption equation.

by Amy Seek and Caroline Clarke

TAGS: Adoptee Voices, Adoption In the Media, Birth Mothers, Birth Parent Voices, Opening an Adoption, Personal Stories

• Birth Parent Voices
• Living with Openness
• Openness
• Search & Reunion

August 18, 2015

Everyone touched by adoption should check out these powerful memoirs, by a birth mother and an adoptee.

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Amy Seek

Caroline Clarke

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