Our Son, a Stranger
Reviews:

A very readable and compelling book that fills an important gap in our understanding of adoptive family relations. Its strength lies in the author's presentation of her personal experiences within a theoretical and research context which is both compelling and authoritative.

Carol Cumming Speirs,
School of Social Work, McGill University

A moving documentation with personal accounts of the shattered dreams, regrets, grief and anger that result when an adoption placement breaks down. I applaud the author for the courage and skill with which she has approached this very emotional and personal issue. It is well-researched and documented and could be of great value to the adoption community at large.

Elaine Rutherford, retired social worker

Our Son, a Stranger: Adoption Breakdown and Its Effects on Parents
Author, Marie Adams

Published by: McGill-Queens University Press
256 pp.
ISBN 0-7735-2400-2

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