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Rosie's Family: An Adoption Story Lori Rosove Rosie, a 7-year-old beagle, was adopted by schnauzers. She looks different from her parents and her younger brother.... read full review | Perry Schwartz Schwartz wrote this book from his daughter's perspective, allowing him to express her thoughts about being adopted in... read full review |
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Nelson, Julie Every adoptive parent considers the question, “What do I say to my child about his birthparents or birth... read full review | Bashista, Adrienne Ehlert A pot-bellied bear named Mo sits on the shelf in an airport gift shop, gathering dust. One day,... read full review |
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Sam's Sister is a work of beauty. The author and the illustrator have done an impeccable job of... read full review | Audrey Penn Child This spring, the flood of tears that Josi produced every time I left for my part-time college job... read full review |
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Toni Buzzeo A lonely little girl, a lighthouse, an island, a storm, a mysterious stranger--these compelling elements give The Sea... read full review | Linda Walvoord Girard Benjamin Koo talks to kids in a way that kids understand, not like talking to doorknobs. He is... read full review |
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Parr, Todd When Todd Parr creates a picture book, he wants every child to see himself in it, and to... read full review | Carrie Kitzke Carrie Kitze’s story for children is written from an adopted child’s perspective. We See the Moon asks the... read full review |
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Liz Rosenberg I hadn’t heard about We Wanted You, even though it was published two years ago. Written with love... read full review | Sofie Stergianis and Rita McDowall Buy this book
No matter when or how children hear the word “adoption” for the first time, they’ll... read full review |
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Molly Friedrich One afternoon, my son, Aaron, and some friends from the neighborhood were in our kitchen eating crackers and... read full review |
