Recensori in anteprima
Reginald Jarrell was adopted by relatives who loved him and raised him well. Yet he yearned to know about his biological father, who remained for unexplained reasons a family secret.
In this memoir he retraces his decades of searching and probes his own feelings with candor and insight. He looks for Myron with ambivalence and determination. A highly educated Black man with multiple degrees and experience as a lawyer, professor, Christian clergy person, and journalist, his story provides an up close and personal look at the feelings of many adoptees and is a valuable read for anyone who has experienced adoption as an adoptive parent, child, or biological parent.
Indeed, it is a fascinating read for anyone interested in how we humans face our losses and find resolution to our internal questions.
- Formato
- Cartaceo
- Generi
- Biography & Memoir, Religion & Spirituality, Nonfiction
- Offerto da
- Blue Cedar Press (Editore)
(User: BlueCedarPress) - Pacchetto
- Marzo 2024 Inizia il: 2024-03-01Termina il: 2024-03-25
- In vendita
- 2024-02-01
- Paesi
- USA and Canada
- Collegamenti
- Informazioni sul libro
Pagina LibraryThing dell'opera
This is a book appropriate for readers who seek to understand more about adoptive children's yearnings and needs, teenage parents' feelings about babies they place for adoption, and how "making family" can work.