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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 | 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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Lewis, Rose When my five-year-old saw the Chinese girl on the cover of this new book, she was intrigued.
“A... read full review | Nelson, Julie Every adoptive parent considers the question, “What do I say to my child about his birthparents or birth... read full review |
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Flora is a little girl, living happily with her family. One evening after bathtime, Flora notices that she... read full review | Betty Hicks In Get Real, 13-year-old Dez is something of a neat freak. She wonders how she can be related... read full review |
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Natasha Tarpley I Love My Hair! (Little, Brown) is a tender tribute to African hair and the bond formed between mother... read full review | Rose Lewis I like the Chinese baby in the orphanage because she seems like me. I think the baby felt... read full review |
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Sandra Markle Sensitive, but never sentimental, Little Lost Bat tells the story of a different type of adoptive family. After... read full review | |
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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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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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| Grace Lin "This story again? You’ve heard it a hundred times," the mother asks her little girl on the opening... 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 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 |