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The Baby with Three Families, Two Countries, and One Promise: An International Adoption Story (en Inglés)
Julie Gianelloni Connor
(Autor)
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Saman Chinthaka Weerasinghe
(Ilustrado por)
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Bayou City Press, LLC
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The Baby with Three Families, Two Countries, and One Promise: An International Adoption Story (en Inglés) - Connor, Julie Gianelloni ; Weerasinghe, Saman Chinthaka
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Reseña del libro "The Baby with Three Families, Two Countries, and One Promise: An International Adoption Story (en Inglés)"
"The Baby with Three Families, Two Countries, and One Promise" is a children's book designed to be read by parents to a child adopted from a foreign country. The story is first recounted from the perspective of the parents in the USA, who are very sad not to be able to have a child. The perspective then switches to that of the biological mother, who realizes that she does not have the wherewithal to raise a child. She makes the difficult decision to give up her baby. Next readers learn about a foreign adoption agency, to which the biological mother surrenders her child. The adoption agency identifies foster parents to take care of the baby temporarily. The foster parents give the baby a temporary name. The parents in the USA begin researching international adoption possibilities and connect with the foreign adoption agency. The parents begin the adoption process and have to go to a school to learn how to be adoptive parents. When the foreign adoption agency matches the USA parents with the baby, the USA parents fly to the foreign country, where they meet the baby and the foster parents at the adoption agency. They find out that the temporary name given to the baby by his foster parents is one of the names they have selected for the baby. Their last requirement in the foreign country is to secure a visa for the baby from the U.S. Embassy. With the baby's visa in hand, the parents and baby return to the United States, where they are joyously greeted by their dog, their friends, and the baby's new grandparents. When the parents tuck their baby in at night, they tell him his story--that he has three families, two countries, and a promise for the future to visit the country of his birth when he is older. The book has 40 pages and is illustrated on each page.
