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I have found these adoption related books very useful for understanding the psychology of being adopted, and the steps required for a search.
These links point to the books at Amazon.com.
The Primal Wound: Understanding the Adopted Child
Being Adopted: The Lifelong Search for Self
Birthright: The Guide to Search and Reunion for Adoptees
Happy Reading!
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Childhood trauma & abuse changed me... surviving is changing me too!
Former Attorney Stiffing Bindles From New York City, U.S.A. to New York City, U.S.A. Click Those Lines for the Menu ➵
Have a hide like an elephant and a sense of humor.
Seeking Truth
Connecting to Friends, Old and New, Through Recipes, Gardens, and Dinner Parties
Separating authors from the herd and giving them one-on-one time with readers.
Two adoptees - one vocal the other not so much...
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The truth as I know it about being a First Mom
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V.L. Brunskill 
I’m actually in the midst of another one that I really like if you don’t mind me recommending it as well. It’s called The Adoption Reunion Survival Guide and is edited by Bailey & Giddens (2001, New Harbinger Publications).
Thanks for your list, and your blog!
Jenny
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