Chasing China: A Daughter's Quest for Truth
Kay Bratt's haunting tale of a girl coming of age and new found discoveries is a book that will forever remain with me. Every street is vividly detailed, every step Mia takes you are there with her.--Book Referees, January 2012Chasing China was a beautiful story that many will love as much as I did.  The story is engulfing and I found myself needing to know what Mia could find out about her history.  I was rooting for her the whole time.  The other characters as well are well-developed and all play a huge part in Mia's story. --Lost in LiteratureChasing China tells the tough story of adoption from China. A story that is tough and tender, bitter and sweet. As an adoptive mother myself, I felt very connected. We hope to build bridges between the home of our children and their homeland. This book is one of the tools that will help us doing so.--Laotong, Amazon Reviewer, Feb 2012This past summer I went to China, and the feelings from way back when came rising to the surface. Like in the story, I also went to my orphanage and searched for pieces of my mysterious past. Everything that Mia felt I could perfectly relate to. Chasing China just happened to speak to me on a personal level.--Book lover, Amazon Reviewer (age 14)Chasing Chinais an hauntingly beautiful story that is powerful and compelling, it begs to be read by readers who have an interest in the adoption process, and who embrace human interest stories. -Jersery Girl Book Reviews, 2012