HOW IT FEELS TO BE ADOPTED

by Jill Krementz

Hardcover, 1982

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Description

Nineteen young people present both the good and the bad sides of being adopted from an adolescent point of view--a personal and moving book to be read by children and parents.

Tags

Adoption (General), Talking About Adoption, Teen Issues, Teen Materials, Cultural Diversity-Transracial, 6th to 8th Grade-Ages 12 to 14

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Publication

Knopf (1982), Edition: 1st, 107 pages

Language

English

Original language

English

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ISBN

0394528514 / 9780394528519

Physical description

107 p.; 9.1 inches

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2 copies

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