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This book, for parents of children ages two to ten, discusses what to say to adopted children and when to say it. It also explores how kids respond to the concept of adoption, how they incorporate it into their make-believe play, and what worries they have.
Publication
Yale University Press (1995), Edition: Reissue, 270 pages
Language
Original language
English
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ISBN
0300063172 / 9780300063172
Physical description
270 p.; 9.21 inches