Library Assets

This book defines the differences between openness in adoption and open adoption, as well as the benefits of open adoption and how to fully embrace the relationships open adoption creates. […]

A bright, cheerful book that shows the joy and love of new parents as they watch their child grow and as they mark each year with an Adoption Day celebration.

Every parent wants their child to say, I’ve got what it takes. The information in this book by Jim Fay will help you make that happen. Provide kids with a […]

Eighty-six students, grades 3 though 8, wrote this wonderful book celebrating African-American heritage. Readers learn about African history, traditional African arts and crafts, African-American music and dance, food and celebrations, […]

Accompanies 2359-2362 Funded by the National Endowment for Financial Education to teach children about money.

Eight-year-old Lucy is suddenly hit uncomfortably with the meaning of her having been adopted by her parents, while her new baby brother was born to them. (1992)

Accompanies 2358 and 2360-2362 Funded by the National Endowment for Financial Education to teach children about money.

Ages 4-8 Baby Bear and his parents are having a sleepover at his grandparent’s house when he hears a scary noise. He looks through the cellar door keyhole and sees […]

Written for caregivers of foster youth, this guide helps foster kids prepare for the future by helping them understand how to use money wisely. It encourages money management through specific […]

Description “When Carly’s parents go to China to adopt her new baby sister, they give her some seeds to plant so that she will know when to expect them back.”