Folsom, CA: Southeast Asia Community Resource Center, 1994. Unpaginated preliminaries, 93p., scattered snapshot illustrations with a line map and charts, trade-size glossy wraps. Very good copy, inscribed and signed by author Chuong on the title page. All immigrants spent time at a processing center in the Philippines, and most of... More about The Amerasians from Vietnam: a California study
Cat.No: 175721
New York: Child Welfare League of America, 1959. Pamphlet. 35p., wraps, two ink stamps on front cover else very good condition with no other markings, 6x9 inches. More about Adoptive resources for Negro children; the use of community organization and social casework in...
Cat.No: 95604
Downers Grove: Intervarsity Press, 2003. 130p., introduction, notes, very good first edition in original pictorial wraps. Asian-American Baptist minister from LA. More about Secure in God's embrace; living as the father of an adopted child
Cat.No: 122911
n.p. 1977. 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheet, unevenly toned around the edges, closed edge tear. The Indian Child Welfare Act, passed by Congress in 1978, sought to place Indian children in homes of their own cultures, as well as to reunite them with their families. More about "I am aware of the fact that many American Indian Children are taken from their families and...
Cat.No: 230013
Silver Spring, MD: Soul Water Publishing, 2002. vi, 378p., signed and briefly inscribed by the African American author, first printing, very good in wraps. Social psychologist John, the first African American baby adopted by a white family in New Mexico, narrates his adoption and also his reunion with his biological family. More about Black baby White Hands; a view from the crib
Cat.No: 139342
Minneapolis: East-West Press, 1981. 132p., very good hardcover inscribed on title page by the author. More about Oriental Children in American Homes: How Do They Adjust?
Cat.No: 185704
Santa Barbara: Fithian Press, 2001. 271p., softbound, first edition trade-size glossy wraps. Clean and sound, a very good copy. Author "born and raised in South Korea," emigrated to the US at 20, is a software consultant; her heroine "struggles to make a life she can respect in the shady world... More about Princess June a novel.
Cat.No: 175593
Washington: Catholic Anthropological Conference, 1929. pp.1-98, 7x10 inches, extensive footnotes, very good in original wraps. Publications of the Catholic Anthropological Conference. More about Adoption among the Gunantuna; vol. I, no. 1, pp. 1-98, March, 1929
Cat.No: 112564
Minneapolis: Dillon Press, 1981. Hardcover. 352p. + 16p. photos, lightly worn first edition in cloth boards. More about Gamines; how to adopt from Latin America
Cat.No: 81319
Fayetteville, NC: Longleaf Press, 2000. 19p., signed by Scott, wraps. Poetry by an American woman, centering on her adoption of three Korean children. More about Birth mother
Cat.No: 89636
Waco TX: Word Books, 1986. Hardcover. 163p., hardbound in buff boards titled in candyapple red, in dust jacket. Jacket is slightly edgeworn, a clean sound very good copy that is inscribed and signed by Debi Standiford. More about Sudden Family: The dramatic story of the event that brought together an international family
Cat.No: 229148
Indianapolis: Perspectives Press, 2000. Hardcover. 405p., signed by both author on the f.e.p., very good in dj, one page 'dog-eared' at one time. With considerable material on blacks, Latinos, Chinese Americans and Native Americans. More about Inside transracial adoption
Cat.No: 114806
Sacramento, CA: the author, 2011. Paperback. vi,ii,ii,iv,148 p., very good in wraps, signed by the author. Poetry dedicated to the African American author's foster parents. More about Alfonzo Tucker's Poetic thoughts of inspiration
Cat.No: 190130
Old Tappan, NJ: Fleming J. Revell, 1990. 205p., very good in dj. American couple adopts eight children from Korea and the Philippines, thanks to divine messages received by Pat. More about Twelve-part harmony
Cat.No: 76103
