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    • Pub. Date: January 1996
    • 208pp
    • Sales Rank: 679,532
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      • Pub. Date: January 1996
      • Publisher: Barron's Educational Series, Incorporated
      • Format: Paperback, 208pp
      • Sales Rank: 679,532

      Synopsis

      The emotional rewards and the challenges connected with raising an adopted child are discussed at length. The author presents techniques for raising happy, well-adjusted children, blending adopted children into the family, and answering children's questions about adoption. She also discusses special considerations such as transracial adoptions, adopting older children, and adopting children with physical or emotional disadvantages.

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      Kathy Lancaster, Ph.D., received the Parents' Choice Silver Honor Award for the first edition of this book. She presents workshops across the country on adoption and educational leadership topics.

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      October 19, 2004: This book is poorly written and full of generalizations. For example, not all older adopted children have been in multiple placements and 'a history of broken relationships.' The author tries to cover too much territory, i.e., international adoptions, 'special needs' adoptions, traditional vs open adoptions, etc., with the result being that none of her advice seems to address the issues and concerns of any of these groups. I am in the process of adopting an older child from Russia, and found very little of value in this book.