Adoptive moms can’t get the blues, can they? Actually they can. This book talks about some of the unforseen challanges of adoption and how to deal with them. I have not read this book, but have read articles about this subject, especially just after we got back with Savannah. Those articles were so helpful and necessary in my life at time and helped explain some of the issues to my husband. I’m sure this book would do much more of the same.
Post Adoption Blues?
Melissa Post in After Adoption, Before Adoption, Books，
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December
2005
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Attachment
Melissa Post in Attachment, Books，
01
December
2005
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This book was a good one. It was mostly review for me, but had a good list about how to slowly change habits with your kids.
Raising Adopted Children
Melissa Post in Books，
01
December
2005
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This book is great for those who’ve adopted from any country. It gives great information about what to expect at every stage of development for adopted children. I need to read this one again since we are getting into some new phases of development.
Homa and Sekey Asian Books
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December
2005
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This site is great because it has a lot of books you don’t normally find in other places. They specialize in books about Asia so there are many books about China. If you’re like me though, you like to see what books other sites have and then see if they’re available on Amazon as a used book. I’ve gotten so many this way because the prices are just too good to pass up.
Tiananmen Square Mystery
Melissa Post in General，
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December
2005
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Tiananmen Square Video Website
This site a great source of information about what occurred during the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre. The documentary husband and wife team (Richard Gordon and Carma Hinton) who logged over 400 hours of archive video consisting of interviews with student leaders as well as many first hand video clips make this video the only one of its kind. The site also has a ton of information about the events from different perspectives if you are not inclined to purchase or rent the video and would prefer to read instead. I find all of this very fascinating, and maybe you will too.