Who would benefit from reading Adoption Detective?

1. Everyone enjoys the continuous excitement, mystery, evolving vicissitudes of fortune, and the thrill of a good detective adventure story.
2. Adoption is a social topic as old as a recorded civilization that resonates globally with people of all ages.
3. Over sixty percent of the American population is affected by a personal account of adoption, according to a 1997 Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute survey.
4. Adoptees researching their birth records, DNA, and medical history and investigating ancestral trees may become inspired to learn more, including studying history, geography, and culture.
5. Birth mothers may demonstrate a more profound concern for their children’s mental health and take a more active interest in their future welfare.
6. Adoptive parents will gain insight into the minds of adopted children.
7. The public will become more aware of the psychological trauma of adoption.

Judith Land, Author of Adoption Detective: Memoir of an Adopted Child

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.adoptiondetectivejudithland.com

“This is an extraordinarily riveting story. I was immediately drawn in and could not put the book down. The narrative is structured so that the suspense never lets up as the discovery process unfolds. There are many surprises, redemptive moments, and amazing human complexities revealed throughout. As an adoptive parent, I really valued the author’s honest reflections on her struggles and her serious and thoughtful critique of the institution of adoption.” Anne Bernard Becker

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