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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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Confident older adoptees, like the women depicted in Lost Daughters

CQT Media and Publishing; 2014

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Lost Daughters is a collaborative writing project authored by women of all ages who were adopted as children. Their anthology is a perfect way to acquaint yourself with the experiences and feelings your child may be facing today, in 10 years, or in 50 years. Continue reading at thelostdaughters.com.

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