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Through the Lens of Ourselves: Adoptees, Adoptive Families, and Birth Families: Our Collective Adoption Stories - Hardcover

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Through the Lens of Ourselves: Adoptees, Adoptive Families, and Birth Families: Our Collective Adoption Stories - Hardcover
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by Suni Miller Zmich (Author)

Adoption is an amalgam of grace, fear, joy, anger, and love, which pushes us to know WHY we exist.


Through the Lens of Ourselves captures 34 stories of the adoption triad: adoptee, adoptive parent, and birth parent. This collection portrays the life-long effects as biology and circumstance collide - the craving for identity, the yearning for normalcy, and the grieving over that which was lost. Fewer than 5% of Americans are adopted, yet nearly all Americans know someone touched by adoption. By illustrating the primal nature of human relationships, these poignant narratives draw in adoption community members as well as those who do not have a direct connection to adoption.

Number of Pages: 372
Dimensions: 0.88 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: June 01, 2021
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