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Adoption from China - Adult BooksBook reviews for China adoption. |
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Adopting a Daughter from China By Denise Harris Hoppenhauer Practical advice for the adoption of your baby from China - from start to finish. Guidance on your baby's name, packing, baby clothes, preparing your nursery, and baby showers set you off on the right foot. Advice for your trip to China includes packing tips, travel advice, gifts for the orphanage, and medical information. Once home, you will find information on baby topics such as coping with baths, meals and sleep. Order Book from Amazon | Read Complete Adoption Book Review |
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Mei Mei - Little Sister: Portraits from a Chinese Orphanage by Richard Bowen (Photographer) A truly remarkable series of portraits of girls living in orphanages in China. Order Book from Amazon |
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A Passage to the Heart Edited by Amy Klatzkin "An excellent resource for anyone interested or involved in adoption from China, readers will be well versed in many aspects of the journey even before they take a step in China.. The breadth of coverage also makes this book an excellent resource even after the adoption process is complete." Read Our Review | Order Book from Amazon |
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Wanting a Daughter, Needing a Son: Abandonment, Adoption, and Orphanage
Care in China by Kay Ann Johnson and Amy Klatzkin From the publisher: Johnson untangles the complex interactions between these social practices and the government’s population policies. She also documents the many unintended consequences, including the overcrowding of orphanages that led China to begin international adoptions. Those touched by adoption from China want to know why so many healthy infant girls are in Chinese orphanages. This book provides the most thorough answer to date. Johnson’s research overturns stereotypes and challenges the conventional wisdom on abandonment and adoption in modern China. Order Book from Amazon |
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The Lost Daughters of China by Karin Evans From the publisher: Journalist Karin Evans tells the story of adopting her daughter, Kelly, who was once one of the hundreds of thousands of infant girls who wait for parents in orphanages all over China. Weaving her personal account with extensive research, Evans investigates the conditions that have led to generations of abandoned Chinese girls and a legacy of lost women. Order Book from Amazon |
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At Home in This World, A China Adoption Story by Jean MacLeod From the publisher: The honest, lyrical reflection of a pre-adolescent girl on what she knows of her adoption from China, and the strength she gains from her acceptance of her bittersweet experience. Order Book from Amazon |
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From China With Love : A Long Road to Motherhood by Emily Buchanan Emily Buchanan is a journalist and broadcaster with 20 years experience at BBC. This is the story of her personal struggle with infertility, the adoption process and the adoption of her two daughters from China. Order Paperback from Amazon || Order Hardcover from Amazon |
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Intercountry Adoption from China: Examining Cultural Heritage
and Other Postadoption Issues by Jay W. Rojewski A detailed examination of the post-adoptive views, actions, and experiences of a national sample of families with children from China toward acknowledging their adopted child's Chinese cultural-heritage. Discusses arguments used to support or oppose intercountry and transracial adoption, developmental delay and the effects of institutionalization on Chinese adoptees, parent-child attachment, discrimination and racial prejudice, and identity development. Order Book from Amazon |
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An Empty Lap : One Couple's Journey to Parenthood By Jill Smolowe "I really liked 'An Empty Lap' by Jill Smolowe. It not only talks about the author's Chinese adoption, but also about her battle with infertility and all of the emotions that goes along with it. I didn't start reading until after we had decided to adopt, but I wish I would have read it while we were going through infertility ourselves. As I was reading it, I kept saying, 'That's exactly how I felt!' Happy reading." (Cindi) Order Book from Amazon |
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Meeting Sophie: A Memoir of Adoption by Nancy McCabe Meeting Sophie tells the story of Nancy McCabe adopting a Chinese daughter and the many obstacles she faced during the adoption and adjustment process as she renegotiated her role within her family and fought difficulties in her job. Especially poignant is her struggle to bond with a sick, grieving baby while in a foreign country during political unrest-followed, upon her return to the U.S., by a devastating loss and a career crisis. Nancy McCabe's creative nonfiction has won a Pushcart Prize and been listed in Best American Essays twice Order Book from Amazon |
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China Girl: One Man's Adoption Story by David Demers Self published book of a father's adoption of a little girl from China. Order Book from Amazon |
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Miracles for Marlee by Shannon G. Turner Self published book of a mother's adoption of a little girl from China. Order Book from Amazon |
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Daughter from Afar : A Family's International Adoption
Story by Sarah L Woodard Self published book of a couple's adoption of a little girl from China. Order Book from Amazon |
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Wuhu Diary : On Taking My Adopted Daughter Back to Her Hometown in
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The Chinese Adoption Handbook: How to Adopt from China and Korea (Paperback) by John H. Maclean Order Book from Amazon |
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Chinese Pediatric Massage Therapy: A Parent's and Practitioner's Guide
to the Treatment and Prevention of Childhood Disease by Fan Ya-L From the publisher: Chinese remedial infant massage or xiao er tui na is a safe, non-invasive, low cost, and extremely effective therapy for the treatment of a wide variety of childhood ailments. Unlike Western infant massage, Chinese infant massage uses very specific protocols or treatments for specific ailments. Most common childhood complaints respond in only one or two treatments. Order Book from Amazon |
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