Where Are My Birth Parents?: A Guide for Teenage Adoptees

This valuable manual is for teenagers wishing to reunite with their birth parents, those who do not want to search, and those who are unsure of their feelings.

It's of great practical and emotional benefit.

The authors treat the adoption experience respectfully and tactfully; their writing is direct and free of jargon.

Throughout the book, equal attention is given to biological and adoptive families, fathers, mothers, and siblings.

The authors candidly acknowledge the anger, rage, and frustration each person must feel.

This book provides lists of search and support groups in the U.S.

and abroad and counseling centers.

A temperate and realistic book, this is an important addition to YA collections.