Mommy Daddy Says I Am Adopted

Six years ago, she broke into a stranger's room...Six years later, she returned to the city and brought back a handsome boy by her side.In order to support herself and her son, she worked as a maid, and was happy to do so.The young master was not good－tempered, but he was quite tolerant of her as a maid, to the extent that she felt she was about to fall in love with him, and her heart beat non－stop when she saw him. ...In the Cafe.Doria looked at her date and smiled, "I don't ask for much, as long as you don't treat my son badly."The man smiled, "I like kids. I can take him to the playground."At the next table, Gale slammed his cup, snorted, and ordered his assistant to buy the playground. He stood up and came to her.Cindy looked at the man who suddenly appeared, her heart seemed to be as nervous as if it was going to jump out of her heart. She was pulled into a corner by him, and she wanted to run away.Gale was angry, "Why are you hiding from me?""Sir, I'm sick and I'm worried I'll infect you...""Go to City Central Hotel. I'll check myself.""Sir, that's not right, you won't..."The man pulled her into a deserted corner. His dark eyes that resembled her baby stared at her. He was a little annoyed, "If I wouldn't, was my son popped out of a rock that night?""You...are my baby's father?" This is Book 4 of Mommy, Daddy Says I Am Adopted(9 books).

Six years ago, she broke into a stranger's room...Six years later, she returned to the city and brought back a handsome boy by her side.In order to support herself and her son, she worked as a maid, and was happy to do so.The young master was not good－tempered, but he was quite tolerant of her as a maid, to the extent that she felt she was about to fall in love with him, and her heart beat non－stop when she saw him. ...In the Cafe.Doria looked at her date and smiled, "I don't ask for much, as long as you don't treat my son badly."The man smiled, "I like kids. I can take him to the playground."At the next table, Gale slammed his cup, snorted, and ordered his assistant to buy the playground. He stood up and came to her.Cindy looked at the man who suddenly appeared, her heart seemed to be as nervous as if it was going to jump out of her heart. She was pulled into a corner by him, and she wanted to run away.Gale was angry, "Why are you hiding from me?""Sir, I'm sick and I'm worried I'll infect you...""Go to City Central Hotel. I'll check myself.""Sir, that's not right, you won't..."The man pulled her into a deserted corner. His dark eyes that resembled her baby stared at her. He was a little annoyed, "If I wouldn't, was my son popped out of a rock that night?""You...are my baby's father?" This is Book 5 of Mommy, Daddy Says I Am Adopted(9 books).

Originally published in 1993, this classic piece of literature on adoption has revolutionised the way people think about adopted children. Nancy Verrier examines the life-long consequences of the 'primal wound' - the wound that is caused when a child is separated from its mother - for adopted people. Her argument is supported by thorough research in pre- and perinatal psychology, attachment, bonding and the effects of loss.

Sam has a joyful story to tell, one completely her own, yet common to millions of families -- the story of how she was adopted. Most of all, it's a story about love. And in the end, Sam's story comes full circle, inviting young readers to share stories of how they were adopted.

Adopted from an orphanage in Russia when he was two years old, Alex Gilbert tells us his story of what it was like growing up in a small town in New Zealand as an adopted child. This story starts in Arkhangelsk, Russia. The city where Alex was born. His birth mother unable to take care of him, decided to place him into an orphanage. Alex was adopted into his New Zealand family in 1994 when he was two years old. Unable to remember anything and with only his birth parents names on paper, Alex has always been determined to find his birth parents. It was a case of curiosity and wonder. With his New Zealand parents supporting him, Alex decided to do a search for them in 2013 with the help of social media. He was able to find his birth mother Tatiana and then eventually his birth father Mihail. They had both gone seperate ways before Alex was born. His birth mother never told Mihail of his existence. After a series of messages and Skype calls, Alex flew to Russia at the end of 2013, meeting them both for the first time. His story was told on New Zealand TV in 2014, helping Alex connect with others adopted in New Zealand who also came from the same orphanage as him in Arkhangelsk, Russia. This story follows Alex on his journey after he met his birth parents for the first time. Alex went to Russia again in 2015 to appear on Russia's 'Let them Talk' TV show and then again in 2017 to visit his orphanage in Arkhangelsk. He also was honored to meet Anna Kuznetsova, The Children's Rights Commissioner for the President of the Russian Federation while in Russia. With his own search for his birth parents, Alex created "I'm Adopted" which helps others around the world share their stories and reconnect using social media. Alex talks about how this project has expanded worldwide and how it has helped others also adopted connect with their birth parents.

How Peter and Mary are adopted into a home where they are wanted and loved. Grades 1-3.

With the impending arrival of his new little sister, Jeffie learns about adoption and the specialness of being chosen, just like his adoption into God's family.

Provides a touching story about an interracial adoption as a young girl tells of her journey aboard an airplane to meet her adoptive relatives where, despite their different appearances, she is embraced by her new surroundings and finds a perfect fit