The Search for Mother Missing: A Peek Inside International Adoption

Little incidents along the way serve as a catalyst which lead them into a worldwide modern-day adoptee-rights movement seeking truth and transparency.. In this contemporary tale detailing a two week trip that explores intercountry adoption from South Korea, twin sisters naively travel to their birth city of Seoul in search of their Korean family

Mila X. said The author is very progressive in her writing which makes it even more intriguing and interesting.. This is a continuation of the book 'Twins Found in a Box' where the twins travel to Seoul Korea to search for their Korean parents. I won't spoil the story but I did learn Korean adoptees have a lot of challenges that are placed in front of them that many people are ignorant of. For one, many did not become US citizens when adopted which I believe is not child protection at all! If no country clai. "Heartfelt search" according to S. Yamaguchi. I was really struck by this book. It opened up my eyes to see issues beyond my own experience.. Avid Reader said This is one of my favorite books on the adoption landscape.. This is one of my favorite books on the adoption landscape. I really like how the author interweaves discovery with the current adoption environment. It made for not only a fun read, but also informative.