Flora’s Family: Understanding Adoption
Ages 4+ QEB’s Understanding… series has been specially designed to help young children deal with new, bewildering, or upsetting situations that may be affecting them or those around them. Beautiful […]
Motherbridge of Love
K6040 This book shares its name with a London-based organization dedicated to promoting greater understanding of Chinese life and culture among adoptive families in the West. The text, credited to […]
Boat in the Tree (The)
K6039 (Ages 3-6) The young narrator (about seven years old) wants a boat, so he borrows his dad’s hammer and nails and uses a lot of wood and an old […]
My Mei Mei
More than anything else in the world, Antonia wants a Mei Mei, little sister, to call her own. But when she and her mother and father fly all the way […]
It’s Okay to Be Different
(The Okay Book) combines rainbow colors, simple drawings and reassuring statements in this optimistic book. His repetitive captions offer variations on the title and appear in a typeface that looks […]
And Tango Makes Three
K6036 PreSchool-Grade 3 This tale based on a true story about a charming penguin family living in New York City’s Central Park Zoo will capture the hearts of penguin lovers […]
Borya and the Burps: An Eastern European Adoption Story
K6035 In Borya nad the Burps, author Joan McNamara and ilustrator Dawn Majewski try to offer a child’s view of life before adoption and the transition to a forever family […]
Brotherhood of Joseph (The), A Father’s Memoir of Infertility & Adoption
X4840 While miracles in reproductive technology have brought joy to millions, those very advances have plunged many couples into an unrelenting cycle of hope and heartbreak. One failed attempt may […]
Native American Transracial Adoptees Tell Their Stories
A5632 This study focuses on the lives of Native American transracial adoptees and their struggle to establish a healthy sense of cultural identity, while being raised in non-Native homes. The […]
We Are Adopted
K6032 This story’s little girl is very excited because now she has a baby brother—an adopted baby brother! A few years earlier, she too had been adopted. Like the children […]
