Recommended Reading about Adoption

General Reading These books provide an orientation to adoption, its meaning, the process, organizational procedures, and information about children available for adoption. You will find important information about adoption subsidy, legal risk placement, adoptive parenting, and other issues.

Adoption Jeanne Du Prau
Adoption and After Louise Raymond
The Adoption Advisor Joan McNamara
The Adoption Life Cycle Rosenberg
Adoption: Parenthood without Pregnancy Charlene Canape
Adoption Strategies Dr. Kenneth Kenney
The Adoption Resource Book Lois Gilman
Adoption Triangle Arthur Sorosky, Annette Garan and Ruben Pannor
Adoption Without Fear Jim Grittter
And With the Gift Came Laughter Ann Kiemel Anderson
The Art of Adoption Linda Burgess
Being Adopted: Life Long Search for Self Brodzenski, Schechter, and Henig
Being Birthmother Kathleen Silber & Phyllis Speedlin
Different and Wonderful Dr. Darlene Powell Hopsen & Dr. Derek S. Hopsen
How to Raise Adopted Children Schaffer and Lindstrom
Journey through Placement Vera Fahlberg
Open Adoption: A Caring Adoption Jeanne Warren Lindsay
The Open Adoption Experience Lois Ruskie Melina and Sharon Kaplan Rogia
Perspectives on a Grafted Tree Patricia Johnston
Raising Adopted Children Lois Melina
Making Sense of Adoption Lois Melina
Shared Fate H. David Kirk
Successful Adoption Jacqueline Plumez
You're Our Child: The Adoption Experience Smith and Miroff
The Essential Adoption Handbook
Alexander Petters
How to Adopt a Child C. Crain & J. Duffy

Post-Adoption Support Reading These books provide an orientation to adoption, its meaning, the process, organizational procedures, and information about children available for adoption. You will find important information about adoption as a factor in the developmental lifecycle of adopted children and their families.

All Kinds of Families Norma Simon
Families are Different Nina Pellegrini
Beginnings: How Families Come to Be Virginia Kroll
A China Adoption Story: Mommy, Why Do We Look Different? Frances M. Koh
Adoption Jeanne Du Prau
Adoption and After Louise Raymond
The Adoption Advisor Joan McNamara
The Adoption Lifecycle Rosenberg
Adoption Triangle Arthur Sorosky, Annette Garan and Ruben Pannor
Being Adopted - Life Long Search for Self Brodzenski, Schechter, and Henig
Brown Like Me Noelle Lamperti
Different and Wonderful Dr. Darlene Powell Hopsen & Dr. Derek S. Hopsen
Dim Sum, Bagels and Grits: A Source Book for Multicultural Families Myra Alperson
The Face in the Mirror:Teenagers and Adoption Marion Crook
Filling in the Blanks: A Guided Look at Growing Up Adopted Susan Gabel, M. Ed.
How It Feels to Be Adopted Jill KrementzHow to Raise Adopted Children - Schaffer and Lindstrom
Journey Through Placement Vera Fahlberg
Loving Across the Color Line: A White Adoptive Mother Learns About Race Sharon Rush
Open Adoption: A Caring Option Jeanne Warren Lindsay
The Open Adoption Experience Lois Ruskie Melina and Sharon Kaplan Rogia
Perspectives on a Grafted Tree Patricia Johnston
Raising Adopted Children Lois Melina
Real Parents, Real Children Holly Van Gulden and Lisa M. Bartels-Rabb
Making Sense of Adoption Lois Melina
Secret Thoughts of an Adoptive Mother Jana Wolff
Shared Fate H. David Kirk
Twenty Things Adopted Kids Wish Their Adoptive Parents Knew Sherrie Eldridge
Wasn't Love Supposed to Be Enough? VanSlyck, Wristen, Dupre-Clare, Mague, and Haggerty
Who am I? And Other Questions of Adopted Teenagers Charlene Giannetti
Why Didn't She Keep Me? Answers to the Question Every Adopted Child Asks Barbara Burlingham-Brown, MS

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