Harriet Langsam Sobol

This book is great for a lot of reasons. First, the photographs of the two adopted Korean brothers are vivid and capture a wide range of the emotions experienced by adopted children. I thought that plot was thorough because it touches on so many different aspects of being an adopted child in a family that doesn't look like you do. The language was age appropriate. The author did an excellent job of allowing the two main characters, brothers Joshua and Eric, to present readers with an opportunity to connect to their stories. The main idea of this book is to embrace being an adopted child, making sure not to ignore your previous culture while still loving the family that loves you.… (altro)