[Book Review] Lost Daughters

Lost Daughters, an adoption anthology written by female adoptees, explores what women who were adopted as children experience as they move into adulthood and beyond.

by Amanda H.L. Transue-Woolston, Jennifer Anastasi, Karen Pickell and Julie Stromberg

TAGS: Adoptee Voices, Adoption In the Media, Adoption Resources, Personal Stories

January 24, 2016

Parents of young girls can read Lost Daughters to explore how their daughter might feel as she travels through life as an adoptee.

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[Book Review] Lost Daughters

Lost Daughters, an adoption anthology written by female adoptees, explores what women who were adopted as children experience as they move into adulthood and beyond.

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