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Acknowledgments ix
A Letter 1
Prologue 3
1 The Safehouse of Identity 11
2 The Only Thing We Can Give Away Is Children 39
3 National Resources 59
4 A Child of Any Color 89
5 Early Disturbances 105
6 The Body within the Body 123
7 Return 144
Epilogue 173
Appendix 177
Notes 185
References 211
Index 227
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Lori Shiffman
reviewed Belonging in an Adopted World: Race, Identity, and Transnational Adoption on January 23, 2017 Belonging in an Adopted World
The information is a little dated, but overall the book provided useful information for thinking about adapting your life when adopting an older child. They did focus on 'older' as being around toddler to early elementary school though, so anyone look for ages above that might not find this to be the most useful resource. I also appreciated that they addressed families who are adopting with other adopted children vs those adopting with biological children.
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