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Bellingham, WA, U.S.A.: Self-Counsel Press, Incorporated, 1994. Ex-Library. Good. Soft cover. Usual library markings. Some yellowing; crease on cover. From Jim Pahz, Past President of the International Alliance for Ethics in Adoption: "A unique and important contribution to the literature on adoption.".

Danbury, CT, U.S.A.: Franklin Watts, Inc., 1980. Ex-Library. Good+ Ex-Library. Hardcover. First Edition. Usual library markings, including reinforced binding; some wear to corners & edges; inside is nice, clean, tight. Geared specifically for children, this is an explanation of adoption. Here is a list of the chapter titles: 1. Where Did I Come From? II. Who are My Parents? III. What Did I Inherit From My Parents? IV. I Wonder What They Looked Like? V. Who Am I, ANyway? VI. You're All Part of the Same Family?.

New York, NY, U.S.A.: Alfred A. Knopf Incorporated, 1988. Book. Very Good. Pb. Excellent condition. Adoption from the point of view, and in the words of, many children..

Buena Park, CA, U.S.A.: Morning Glory Press, Incorporated, 1989. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. Slight cover wear. Clean, tight, unmarked copy..

Hockessin, Delaware, U.S.A.: Mitchell Lane Pub Inc, 1998. Book. Very Good-NOT Ex-lib.. Hardcover. Signed by Author!. Second Printing. Nice, clean, tight, unmarked copy. Signed by author on title pg: "Dear Cresecent Written Fearlessly See you in Italy! So many thanks You were wonderful! Sincerely, Chalise Miner Oct. 1 2004". From D. Sherilyn Seitz, Educator, Shawnee Mission Schools, Shawnee Mission, Kansas: "Rain Forest Girl is a thoughtful, caring, and perceptive look at cross-cultural adoption from the child's point of view. Every parent considering or completing cross-cultural adoption should do themselves a favor and read this book,".