[Book Review] Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other

Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other is a sweet collection of stories on adoption — told with Scott's trademark sense of humor, that doesn't ignoring the challenging aspects.

TAGS:
Cover of Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other

Random House; 2010

Buy Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other on Amazon.com >

Scott Simon is known to many as the host of NPR’s Weekend Edition, and as a bestselling author. This title is a sweet collection of stories and musings on adoption. As a fellow adoptive father of two beautiful daughters from China, I let Simon’s book take me on a journey down memory lane.

The author’s own story is interwoven with perspectives from a variety of people, including a politician, an economist, a sportswriter, and a Broadway producer. The book touches on just about every way a family can be formed through adoption, represented by different cultures and races.

Simon treats adoption with his trademark sense of humor, without whitewashing the challenging aspects. He offers something that everybody will enjoy, particularly those who are newly considering adoption.

Reviewed by TUBADAD, a father of two, who lives in California. He blogs at salsainchina.blogspot.com.

Authors


Copyright © 1999-2024 Adoptive Families Magazine®. All rights reserved. For personal use only. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.

More articles like this

Noteworthy Adoption Books Published in 2019

Top