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Reunion: A Year in Letters Between a Birthmother and the Daughter She Couldn't Keep
Synopses & Reviews After decades of separation, 26-year-old adoptee Katie Hern writes to her birthmother, Ellen McGarry Carlson. Written over a course of one year, this book follows the women's progress - from elation to understanding to accepting - and efforts to create an honest relationship. After several months, mother and daughter finally meet face-to-face in an emotional and exhilarating reunion. Synopsis: The extraordinary correspondence, written over a year's span, between an adopted daughter and her birthmother.
Product Details
- ISBN:
- 9781580050302
- Subtitle:
- A Year in Letters Between a Birthmother and the Daughter She Couldn't Keep
- Foreword:
- Fisher, Florence
- Foreword:
- Fisher, Florence
- Author:
- Hern, Katie
- Author:
- McGarry Carlson, Ellen
- Author:
- Carlson, Ellen McGarry
- Author:
- Fisher, Florence
- Publisher:
- Avalon Publishing Group
- Location:
- Seattle, Wa. :
- Subject:
- Women
- Subject:
- Women's Studies
- Subject:
- Specific Groups
- Subject:
- Adoption
- Subject:
- Mothers and daughters
- Subject:
- Adoptees
- Subject:
- Birthmothers
- Subject:
- Specific Groups - General
- Edition Description:
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 277-278).
- Series Volume:
- 93-R027
- Publication Date:
- September 1999
- Binding:
- Paperback
- Language:
- English
- Illustrations:
- Yes
- Pages:
- 250
- Dimensions:
- 7.51x5.26x.78 in. .62 lbs.
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