Kids Like Me in China
An inspiration for all adopted children to tell what they think and feel about the early chapters of their lives. --Jane Brown, MSW, adoption educatorHow marvelous that in telling their own stories children can embrace their connections to many layers of people and places. --Sara Dorow, author of When You Were Born in ChinaKids Like Me in China [is] quite simply tremendously important. --Gail Steinberg, co-author of Inside Transracial AdoptionMs. Fry writes with such delight and keen observation, you feel like you are visiting the orphanage with her. --Rose Lewis, author of I Love You Like Crazy CakesOn the difficult issues..., she combines a thoughtful, informed understanding with a kid's straightforward approach. --Kay Johnson, professor of Asian studies and politics at Hampshire College