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5.0 out of 5 stars
A must for adoptive parents
Sweet and innocent way to introduce adoption to a child while giving families the incentive to celebrate their own personal special moments.
Published on April 24, 2006 by Phyll Dussa
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"My real mom"? Really?
Too didactic to be enjoyable. But as long as that's the tone, why oh why would the main character in the book, the "adopted child" say, "My real mother couldn't take care of me". We're all real. There are no imaginary parents in these equations.
Published 14 months ago by E. Blackburn
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This review is from: Mother's Day In March: A Story of Adoption (Paperback)
Too didactic to be enjoyable. But as long as that's the tone, why oh why would the main character in the book, the "adopted child" say, "My real mother couldn't take care of me". We're all real. There are no imaginary parents in these equations.
5.0 out of 5 stars
A must for adoptive parents,
This review is from: Mother's Day In March: A Story of Adoption (Paperback)
Sweet and innocent way to introduce adoption to a child while giving families the incentive to celebrate their own personal special moments.
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Mother's Day In March: A Story of Adoption by Antonella Valeri (Paperback - March 30, 2006)
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