This book discusses why children are put up for adaption. The book also explains why some families cannot have children but celebrate when they are finally able to adopt. The book also discusses where adopted children may come from.
Age 3-5
Source - Pierce County Library

This book was simple but cute. It would be great to read to a child that was adopted or to a class to help them understand what adoption is. The book explains that a child given up for adoption might not have anything to do with the parents not wanting the child. Some mothers want their baby but know they can not take care of the child. I think it is important a child given up for adoption knows this. I love that the illustrations are made up of photos of children that have actually been adopted and their families. We have talked about adoption in my family before. I have two beautiful baby boys but my last pregnancy had some complications and was pretty scary. I don't think I will give birth to another child but adoption might be in my future. This would be a great book to read to my little boys to help them understand what adoption is. ( )

this book was about adoption and reasons why and how children get adopted. where children come from all over the country to meet their families.

ages-3-5
sources- class discussion book list

Explains the positives of being adopted. Helps cop with understanding.
Age: 3 - 6
Source: Pierce County Library ( )

This book uses photographs of children, especially their faces, to help children that many different children are adopted by families from all over the world.

Ages: 4-8
Source: Amazon