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Being Adopted : The Lifelong Search for Self

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Title: Being Adopted : The Lifelong Search for Self
by Marshall D. Schecter, Robin Marantz Henig, David M. Brodzinsky
ISBN: 0-385-41426-9
Publisher: Anchor
Pub. Date: 01 March, 1993
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $14.00
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Average Customer Rating: 4.57 (7 reviews)

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Rating: 5
Summary: A compassionate book for adoptees, birth and adoptive parent
Comment: I am not an adoptee but I can imagine that I would have experienced the unique stages the authors describe of adoptees as they grow up and try to cope with their past. I like the compassionate but also dispassionate tone of the authors as they lay out their balanced view of adoption, enlightening not only adoptees but also the general public. It is good, too, that the authors point out not all adoptees feel the same way, that some are greatly troubled by their adoption while others are less concerned about their past. A good book for everyone to learn from.
Gisela Gasper Fitzgerald, author of ADOPTION: An Open, Semi-Open or Closed Practice?

Rating: 5
Summary: Very Balanced
Comment: I liked this book because it was a balanced view of adoption. I found it validating. It showed that within my peer group - adoptees - I was very normal. This helped. It also showed that although some people react with great desperation to adoption others seem to take it more in stride and that is normal too. Regardless of how you feel, this book is a must read. Enlightening, validating and no whining. Thank you to the authors.

Rating: 5
Summary: Understanding The Whys of Why I Feel This Way
Comment: This book is right on target. It showed me the reasons for why I've felt the way I have for so many years. I'm 55 and was adopted in infancy. My adopted Mother never told me anything and I always felt left out and some how all alone in this world. Now I understand why I feel the way I have all these years. It's natural and normal. This is an excellent book for adoptees to understand why their feelings are mixed, confused, and not totally feeling a part of this world. I'd recommend this book to all adoptees.

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