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Adoption History 101 by Janine Myung Ja
Adoption History 101 by Janine Myung Ja






*NOTE: Previously sold as Adoption History 101: An Orphan’s Research. She has been interviewed internationally in newspapers, television and radio from Seattle, Washington, in the United States to Seoul, South Korea, and on BBC Radio, Delphi. This investigation by the co-founder of Adoption Truth & Transparency Worldwide Network, the largest adoptee-led group on social media, offers the information you need to make informed decisions about the practice. Janine Myung Ja is the author of numerous books on the topic of adoption in the genres of memoir, anthology, history, politics, philosophy, and self-help since 2003. The main movements of children are organized into four sections and referred to as Orphan Ships (Europe), Orphan Trains (America), Orphan Planes (Asia), and Orphan Trafficking (Africa). This unconventional history book has been called mind-blowing by fellow adoptee-rights activists. Know more about the history and the industry than the professionals in the field. Learn how the child movement began, spread, and why some domestic and international adult adoptees are against the practice today. It will give you deeper insight into your own adoption and a global bird’s eye view on the practice. If you are adopted, you will also find value in this book. Adoption: What You Should Know reveals surprising and necessary information needed before you consider adopting or relinquishing a child.








Adoption History 101 by Janine Myung Ja