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Book Reviews, Page 3

Reviews of books of interest to adoptive, birth, foster, and step families.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Adoption

Those approaching adoption will find overviews of various options, types, and methods, and given tools to help them make the best choices.... [more]

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The First Thousand Words in Russian

A great book to help parents and children in that first transition period.... [more]

The Russian Word for Snow

This story of the author's adoption of her son from Russia is captivating in its humor and humanity.... [more]

The Same Smile

This wonderfully human story of a 60s relinquishment and a family reunited is told in the blended voices of mother and (found) daughter.... [more]

Then She Found Me

An unexpectedly funny and endearing novel about a birthmother-daughter reconnection.... [more]

There ARE Babies to Adopt

For those seeking to adopt a baby (newborn to two years), Christine Adamec's book covers the elements of who, how, when, and how much with sometimes uncomfortable frankness, and offers ideas and new resources to help prospective parents stay focused and positive.... [more]

Till There Was You - An Adoption Expectancy Journal

Rebecca Lyn Gold's adoption journal is more than a place to record thoughts, fears, hopes and dreams as you wait and anticipate the arrival of a child. It is a roadmap through each trimester, the Big Day, the days of beginnings and endings.... [more]

Wasn't Love Supposed to be Enough?

Some adoptive parent support groups get together and vent. This book offers a look into ten years in the life of a support group that has developed real-life long-term bonds as they work to build strong family units in the face of extraordinary challenges.... [more]