Anyone Read Lost Daughters

“The more we can question, explore and understand the experience, the more opportunity we will have to shape the future of adoption.” Lost Daughters: Writing Adoption from a Place of Empowerment and Peace.


Anyone read this book?

How does it feel to be different?

Transracially adopted persons will explore their ethnicity sooner or later. Familial support, especially during the adolescent years, will help transracially adopted children develop a greater sense of self and ethnic identity. It may seem insignificant, but how race, culture, and identity are negotiated in a transracially adopted child’s developmental years will undoubtedly affect his or her psychological and emotional adjustment across the lifetime.

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