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By Michelle McColm Gives a good perspective of birthsearch and reunions from all parties involved. |
| By Gail Kinn, photos by Ken Shung Told through the voices of adoptive parents, their children-young and grown up-and birth mothers, and accompanied by fifty stunning photographs, Be My Baby is a luminous window into the adoptive family. As people who have postponed childbearing, or who have been unable to have children, look for role models and real-life stories, the book shows them how well adoptive families work. Indeed, Be My Baby captures, with grace, insight, and emotion, the deeply felt bonds and life-affirming experiences that are at the heart of raising an adoptive family-or any family for that matter. |
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By Judith S. Gediman, Joan S. Dunphy (Editor), Linda P. Brown (Contributor) A book that deals with re-unions later on in the rebuilding process. |
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By Linda Bothun Using hundreds of true life vignettes, this book provides sample conversations covering every aspect of adoption and will help you to make the appropriate response for your family. |
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| By Sara Dorow, Photos by Stephen Wunrow (Ages 4-8) - This book is a photo-essay that provides a child's eye look at adopting in China, explaining some of the "whys" and "hows" that have brought these children to their new families. |
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