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Scott Simon Scott Simon is known to many as the host of NPR’s Weekend Edition, and as a bestselling author.... read full review | Jeff Gammage A couple travels to a distant land to adopt a small child. They are filled with hope, anxiety,... read full review |
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Jeanne Maries Laskas Reading adoptive mom Jeanne Marie Laskas’ latest family memoir, Growing Girls: The Mother of All Adventures, is like... read full review | Berstein, Paula, and Elyse Schien In the spring of 2004, just as Paula Bernstein, a married 35-year-old mother of one, shlepped her daughter... read full review |
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Neely Tucker A woman walking home from the market in Harare, Zimbabwe, parts the grass beneath a lone acacia tree... read full review | |
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Jana Wolff When I was a little girl, I used to give birth to my doll Kate several times a... read full review | Alan Philps In the years since we adopted our daughter, Natalie (nee Valya), from an orphanage in Russia, I’ve been... read full review |
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Jeanne Marie Laskas Picking up where her previous memoir, Fifty Acres and a Poodle, left off, Jeanne Marie Laskas and her... read full review | Ann Fessler Ann Fessler creates a compelling narrative by giving voice to women who were silenced by their families, friends,... read full review |
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Patty Dann Patty Dann had her first inkling of trouble when her husband, Willem, started having difficulty understanding simple words.... read full review | A.M. Homes In The Mistress’s Daughter, there are two photographs: one of A.M. Homes, the author, at about four years... read full review |
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Jesse Green The Velveteen Father is a memoir of adoption narrated by a white, gay, urban man in his mid-thirties.... read full review | Cindy Champnella Get out your handkerchief and settle in for a good, quick read. The Waiting Child, by Cindy Champnella,... read full review |
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Melissa Fay Greene If you’re willing to let the laundry pile up and forego sleep, then by all means, pick up... read full review | In one of her many placements, Ashley Rhodes-Courter is forced by her foster mother to swallow hot sauce... read full review |
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Nancy A. Robinson Every adoption is both a love story and a journey. In Touched by Adoption, Nancy A. Robinson has... read full review | Theresa Reid When the author and her husband set out to build a family, they expected diapers, sleepless nights, and... read full review |
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The questions that linger in the mind of most any adopted child are "Why?" "Why couldn't they keep... read full review |