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I used to think...
Now I think...

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East Central Africa
Orphanage

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Now I think...
"For those whose birth families named them, a birthname did make the birth real, and confirmed the connection with another family. Knowing a parent gave a name before giving away her child changed this adoptee's view of the surrender. "

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I used to think...
"A name is just a name, what's the big deal"
April 13, 2007

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1.8 million children currently live in adoptive families.

In 2012, Americans adopted 8,668 children from other countries.

Children's books depicting Korean transracial/transnational adoption began to be published in 1955, and ever since a new book has been published at least every few years for a total of 54 books.

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Naidoo, J. C., & Dahlen, S. P. (2013). Diversity in youth literature: opening doors through reading. Chicago: American Library Association.

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Think about the illustrations, names of the characters, authorship, language, and stereotypes present in your book.

Considering the topics listed above, what does your group notice with the pages that are tabbed within your book?

Type your thoughts below.