Let's Talk About It: Adoption

It begins with Mr. Rogers' personal story about his adopted sister. The book deals with the emotional highs and lows of adoption, the need for family, and the many, many ways we interact with family. Wonderful photos of real adoption families throughout.

Ages: 3-8
Source: Tacoma Public Library

This is a great book with great illustrations for children. It talks about families and different kinds of family, and it lets children know that adoption is okay, and it is more common that thought to be. Age appropriate for ages 3-5 years, Found and university place library.

This book is a guide on how to talk to children about adoptions. Its shows different scenarios on how children might feel and behave.

This book is a book about belonging to a family wither born into or adopted. It talks about different things a family does. It also talks about how belonging to a family makes you feel.

Mr rogers help children understand about families and the feelings a child can feel being adopted and that its ok, there are many different kinds of families with adopted children but they are still family.
3- 6 years old
source:
https://www.fredrogers.org/frc/store/product/lets-talk-about-it-adoption
library

A great book that talks about adoption and good for younger children.

In this book, it discusses the importance of talking about your feelings and the need to be part of a family. It explains the process of adoption in a way that young children can understand.

AGE:3-5
SOURCE: PIERCE COUNTY LIBRARY