A very bright eleven year old girl, attending a private school in Haiti realizes the importance of her family and friends. She observes those who were not given the opportunity to be educated and tells herself that she does not want to be "Menm jan ak yo." She is given several opportunities to see different parts of the world. The trips make her wise beyond her years. Tragedy in Haiti strikes and it is now up to her to find the living among the dead. She loses all hope in finding her best friend but still believes that her parents may still be alive. Looking frantically for her Mami and Papi in the debris, she comes to terms with the fact that she may never see them again. Life as she knows it ceases to exist until she encounters several other victims on the way to Port-Au-Prince to find food. Her bond with the broken and hungry gives her the strength to search her heart and soul for what death and life really means.

P.S. I'm Eleven (Surviving Haiti's Quake)

Claire, Mae

Children's Books

lulu.com

Adoption is complicated because it begins with loss. Like an onion, there are so many layers to peel back to get to the heart of each individual story. Children don't ask to be adopted, nor do they ask to have their entire world turned upside-down. Children don't look through a catalog to choose their "perfect" family. Adoptive Parents do. Has your adoption journey been tough? Will there be a light at the end of it? A rainbow? A Unicorn? Did you drink the adoption Kool-Aid?

Rainbows But Not Unicorns: My Adoption Truth

Biographies & Memoirs

<p>This workbook, created to be used with the book Rainbows But Not Unicorns: My Adoption Truth, is filled with questions that are meant to help you reflect on your life and the life of your adopted children. Read the questions carefully and do your best to use your answers to bring your family closer together.</p>

Rainbows But Not Unicorns: My Adoption Truth Adult Workbook

To be happy one does not need to await acceptanace, acceptance awaits you! At times we want to express how we feel in an audible voice. However, some things in life are better explained in written words. It is my pleasure to write out my life and share it with you.

Larimar

Memoirs

Outskirts Pr

C.F.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

This workbook, created to be used with the book Rainbows But Not Unicorns: My Adoption Truth, is filled with questions that are meant to help you reflect on your life and the life of your adopted children. Read the questions carefully and do your best to use your answers to bring your family closer together.

Rainbows But Not Unicorns Workbook

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P.S. I'm Eleven (Surviving Haiti's Quake)

Rainbows But Not Unicorns: My Adoption Truth

Rainbows But Not Unicorns: My Adoption Truth Adult Workbook

Larimar

Rainbows But Not Unicorns: My Adoption Truth

Rainbows But Not Unicorns Workbook