Everywhere Babies74 reviews Susan Meyers Harcourt Children's Books, 2001 Best first baby book + Everywhere Babies + My favorite baby book + A Favorite! Shows happy families of all kinds! + the best for new babies             Inside Transracial Adoption17 reviews Gail Steinberg, Beth Hall Perspectives Press (IN), 2000 great book! + Great Advice This was the best book I read on transracial adoption. The authors not only are experts in the field but have experienced it personally. You should not adopt a child of another race without reading this book.             The Family Book41 reviews Todd Parr Little, Brown Young Readers, 2003 Searching for help + 3 year old boy loved it + Good for preschoolers My partner and I were looking for some books for our young nephew that would help him understand that families are defined by love and caring; not gender sex which some seem to obsess over. As accepting and inclusive as our families have been over the last 25 years of our relationship, American ...             ABC A Family Alphabet Book6 reviews Bobbie Combs Two Lives Pub, 2001 This Book is WONDERFUL for non-traditional families! + My son loved it + Refreshing, yet disappointing + It's About Time! + this book is beyond belief!             What Makes Someone a Jew?5 reviews Lauren Seidman Jewish Lights Publishing, 2007 Perfect for all children + What Makes Someone a Jew? + Preschool Hebrew School Teacher + A gem + Fabulous!             Dim Sum, Bagels, and Grits: A Sourcebook for Multicultural Families8 reviews Myra Alperson Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2001 A Valuable Resource + food for thought for adoptive parents + A wonderful book This book is a valuable resource for all who are living in a multicultural family, or who want to create one. It focuses to a large extent on families with children adopted abroad. These families are multi-ethnic but not necessarily multi-cultural. It is a daunting task for a parent to try to ...             Pablo's Tree Pat Mora Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 1994 In a heartwarming intergenerational story, Pablo cannot wait to visit his grandfather and discover what treasures will be placed on his tree, a tree that was purchased when Pablo was adopted and that, each year, is decorated with special surprises.             Welcome Home, Forever Child: A Celebration of Children Adopted as Toddlers, Preschoolers, and Beyond9 reviews Christine Mitchell AuthorHouse, 2006 Perfect for any older-child adoption + Very good book + A Review By My Children + Well Done! + Heartwarming and Endearing             What Is God's Name? (Early Childhood Sprituality)6 reviews Sandy Eisenberg Sasso Skylight Paths Publishing, 1999 Great Bridal Shower Present + does it actually have God's name in it? + Beautiful Book + Lovely Illustrations + Cute, Necessary Book             What Is God's Name? (Early Childhood Sprituality)6 reviews Sandy Eisenberg Sasso Skylight Paths Publishing, 1999 Great Bridal Shower Present + does it actually have God's name in it? + Beautiful Book + Lovely Illustrations + Cute, Necessary Book             What Makes Someone a Jew?5 reviews Lauren Seidman Jewish Lights Publishing, 2007 Perfect for all children + What Makes Someone a Jew? + Preschool Hebrew School Teacher + A gem + Fabulous!             Pablo's Tree Pat Mora Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 1994 In a heartwarming intergenerational story, Pablo cannot wait to visit his grandfather and discover what treasures will be placed on his tree, a tree that was purchased when Pablo was adopted and that, each year, is decorated with special surprises.             ABC A Family Alphabet Book6 reviews Bobbie Combs Two Lives Pub, 2001 This Book is WONDERFUL for non-traditional families! + My son loved it + Refreshing, yet disappointing + It's About Time! + this book is beyond belief!             The Family Book41 reviews Todd Parr Little, Brown Young Readers, 2003 Searching for help + 3 year old boy loved it + Good for preschoolers My partner and I were looking for some books for our young nephew that would help him understand that families are defined by love and caring; not gender sex which some seem to obsess over. As accepting and inclusive as our families have been over the last 25 years of our relationship, American ...             Dim Sum, Bagels, and Grits: A Sourcebook for Multicultural Families8 reviews Myra Alperson Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2001 A Valuable Resource + food for thought for adoptive parents + A wonderful book This book is a valuable resource for all who are living in a multicultural family, or who want to create one. It focuses to a large extent on families with children adopted abroad. These families are multi-ethnic but not necessarily multi-cultural. It is a daunting task for a parent to try to ...             Everywhere Babies74 reviews Susan Meyers Harcourt Children's Books, 2001 Best first baby book + Everywhere Babies + My favorite baby book + A Favorite! Shows happy families of all kinds! + the best for new babies             Welcome Home, Forever Child: A Celebration of Children Adopted as Toddlers, Preschoolers, and Beyond9 reviews Christine Mitchell AuthorHouse, 2006 Perfect for any older-child adoption + Very good book + A Review By My Children + Well Done! + Heartwarming and Endearing             Inside Transracial Adoption17 reviews Gail Steinberg, Beth Hall Perspectives Press (IN), 2000 great book! + Great Advice This was the best book I read on transracial adoption. The authors not only are experts in the field but have experienced it personally. You should not adopt a child of another race without reading this book.