American Baby: A Mother, a Child, and the Secret History of Adoption

The book "American Baby" is a shocking and poignant tale of the post-war adoption industry in America, exposing the dark secrets and unethical practices that have been hidden for far too long.

Through the eyes of one teenager and her son, this book reveals the heartbreaking truth about the millions of children who were taken from their birth mothers and placed with hopeful families, only to be left with no knowledge of their true identities or destinies.

With a focus on the lucrative and exploitative nature of the adoption industry, "American Baby" sheds light on the unethical deals made between adoption agencies, doctors, and researchers, and the shameful tactics used to coerce pregnant women into surrendering their children.

This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the complex and controversial issue of adoption, and will leave readers with a newfound appreciation for the importance of truth and transparency in the adoption process.