Mulberry Bird (The): Story of an Adoption
Aimed at younger adoptees, THE MULBERRY BIRD is an enchanting story about a mother bird who decides to place her baby bird for adoption. It explains why a birthmother might […]
Forever Child: A Tale of Anger & Fear, The
This is a tale about a young boy named Jean Paul. He was abandoned at a tender age by uncaring relatives after his parents had died from hunger and cold. […]
Forever Child: A Tale of Lies & Love, The
This is a story about a little girl called Ruby Rose who was abandoned in the forest and left for dead. Luckily, she was found by seven fairy godsisters who […]
Forever Child – A Tale of Loss & Impossible Dreams, (The)
This is a tale, not very long ago, about a little girl named Bella and her 6 brothers and sisters. Their parents, already burdened by their own addictions, are unable […]
Mother for Choco (A)
Choco, a young bird living all alone in the forest, wants desperately to find his mother. At first he feels sure that she must look precisely like him, and searches […]
Little Lost Bat
A delightful story of adoption in the animal kingdom based on current research. How a week old bat survives without his mother is at the center of this sad and […]
Red in the Flower Bed
An illustrated children’s story about interracial adoption. The journey of adoption is beautifully depicted with the comforting imagery of a poppy flower who is welcomed into a garden family. It […]
Adoption Parenting
Over 100 contributors have helped EMK Press to weave a stunning tapestry of advice specifically for adoptive parents. Parenting adopted children requires parenting with an extra layer and this book […]
Connected Child (The)
The adoption of a child is always a joyous moment in the life of a family. Some adoptions, though, present unique challenges. Welcoming these children into your family–and addressing their […]
I’m Mad – Dealing with Feelings
Too often kids’ feelings get ignored. “”I’m Mad”” is part of the “”Dealing with Feelings”” series that help children and adults accept and acknowledge their emotions. It also helps them […]
