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The Colours in Me: Writing and Poetry by Adopted Children and Young People

by Perlita Harris

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This unique collection of poetry, prose and artwork by adopted children and young people is the first of its kind in the UK. With writing and drawing produced with emotion and extaordinary clarity, this anthology provides a rare insight into what it feels like to be adopted from the child's perspective.… (more)
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This unique collection of poetry, prose and artwork by adopted children and young people is the first of its kind in the UK. With writing and drawing produced with emotion and extaordinary clarity, this anthology provides a rare insight into what it feels like to be adopted from the child's perspective.

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