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Best Friends, Worst Enemies: Understanding the Social Lives of Children
Michael Thompson, Cathe O'Neill-Grace, ...
Ballantine Books, 2002
This book is important.
+ Worst Enemies/ Best Friends Beacon Street Girls
+ Children's social lives
+ AN INSIDE LOOK AT THE SOCIAL ASPECT OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT
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Be My Baby: Parents & Children Talk About Adoption
Gail Kinn
Artisan, 2000
The Most Beautiful Book on Adoption
+ Documents the diversity of adoptive families
+ Provides a warm presentation for the entire family
+ A beautiful new look at adoption
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Adoption Stories for Young Children
Randall B. Hicks
Wordslinger Press, 1995
Reality for little kids
+ Good for adoptees and their friends
+ Adoption Stories for Young Children
This book was a birthday gift for our small naturally born daughter on the eve of our adoption of an older child from a foreign land. Unlike most other readily available adoption titles for little kids (with the exception of Let's Talk About Adoption), this book shows real photos of real babies, ...
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The Blessing of a Skinned Knee: Using Jewish Teachings to Raise Self-Reliant Children
Wendy Mogel
Penguin (Non-Classics), 2001
What works with kids and for parents
+ Best Parenting Book
+ The Blessings of a Great Book
+ Blessings of a Skinned Knee
+ Using Jewish Teachings to Raise Children
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Making Room in Our Hearts: Keeping Family Ties Through Open Adoption
Micky Duxbury
Routledge, 2006
An adoptive parent's perspective
+ Moving, Truthful, and Enlightening
This book is an excellent resource for anyone involved in open adoption. Duxbury integrates first-person stories with information on the basic philosophy and history of openness. The stories are authentic and honest, and do not shy away from acknowledging challenges and mistakes. Especially ...
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We Belong Together: A Book About Adoption and Families
Todd Parr
Little, Brown Young Readers, 2007
what is a family?
+ Great for kids
+ We love this book
We belong together. This book tell the story of all types of families with many different colors and sizes. I bought this book for a friend who adopted a little girl and she is a single mom, It shows that many different types of people which makes a family, you've got the single mom,the single ...
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Tell Me Again About the Night I Was Born
Jamie Lee Curtis
HarperTrophy, 2000
Spot-On Positive Vibes for Adopted Kids and their Parents
+ WAS THAT YOU IN PALM SPRINGS?
+ One of the Best Books on Adoption
+ WONDERFUL!
+ Wonderful book for both new adoptive parents and adoptees
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Adoption Is for Always (An Albert Whitman Prairie Book)
Linda Walvoord Girard
Albert Whitman & Company, 1991
My kid likes it
+ Real Parents are the ones REALLY there! A+!
+ Good when you adopt from birth
+ A great book for fostering love for the birthmother
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Raising Adopted Children, Revised Edition: Practical Reassuring Advice for Every Adoptive Parent
Lois Ruskai Melina
Collins Living, 1998
A MUST READ
+ Practical Advice
+ The more things change
As an adoption specialist for 20 years, I always recommend reading this book before, during and after adoption. Not everything applies to everyone, but on a whole, it gives the best and most accurate information about the adoption process. Just like any "manual" on how to do something, there are ...
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Twenty Things Adopted Kids Wish Their Adoptive Parents Knew
Sherrie Eldridge
Delta, 1999
See What the Kids Think
+ A good book, but I wish it was even better
Before, during, or after you adopt read this book! It could prepare, protect, or propell your relationship with your adopted child. In my work as a speaker on family issues, I have adoptive parents ask for resources. This is one book I can highly recommend.
The Birth to Five Book: Confident ...
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Making Room in Our Hearts: Keeping Family Ties Through Open Adoption
Micky Duxbury
Routledge, 2006
An adoptive parent's perspective
+ Moving, Truthful, and Enlightening
This book is an excellent resource for anyone involved in open adoption. Duxbury integrates first-person stories with information on the basic philosophy and history of openness. The stories are authentic and honest, and do not shy away from acknowledging challenges and mistakes. Especially ...
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Be My Baby: Parents & Children Talk About Adoption
Gail Kinn
Artisan, 2000
The Most Beautiful Book on Adoption
+ Documents the diversity of adoptive families
+ Provides a warm presentation for the entire family
+ A beautiful new look at adoption
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Best Friends, Worst Enemies: Understanding the Social Lives of Children
Michael Thompson, Cathe O'Neill-Grace, ...
Ballantine Books, 2002
This book is important.
+ Worst Enemies/ Best Friends Beacon Street Girls
+ Children's social lives
+ AN INSIDE LOOK AT THE SOCIAL ASPECT OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT
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Tell Me Again About the Night I Was Born
Jamie Lee Curtis
HarperTrophy, 2000
Spot-On Positive Vibes for Adopted Kids and their Parents
+ WAS THAT YOU IN PALM SPRINGS?
+ One of the Best Books on Adoption
+ WONDERFUL!
+ Wonderful book for both new adoptive parents and adoptees
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Raising Adopted Children, Revised Edition: Practical Reassuring Advice for Every Adoptive Parent
Lois Ruskai Melina
Collins Living, 1998
A MUST READ
+ Practical Advice
+ The more things change
As an adoption specialist for 20 years, I always recommend reading this book before, during and after adoption. Not everything applies to everyone, but on a whole, it gives the best and most accurate information about the adoption process. Just like any "manual" on how to do something, there are ...
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