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Here are some suggested organisations that offer expert advice on adoption.

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Recommended Reading

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Zombo · 25/02/2017 21:55

Hi there, I'm looking into finding out about adopting a child. I'm just putting the feelers out at the moment; enquiring about open days and researching. Could anyone point me towards any good books that could help as I'm looking into everything?

Thanks :)

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ChoccyJules · 25/02/2017 23:57

Books by Sally Donovan, adoptive parent, easy to read and down to earth.

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Zombo · 26/02/2017 01:20

Thank you Smile

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CrazyCatLaydee123 · 26/02/2017 16:02

"But he looks so normal" by Sarah Nash.

IwantedaSindywardrobe · 26/02/2017 16:42

I second the Sally Donovan books.

tldr · 26/02/2017 17:24

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/adoptions/2046566-Adoption-on-Television-Links-to-all-available-past-programs

Try some of these. (Some with tissues, others with a pinch of salt IIRC.)

user0000000001 · 26/02/2017 21:58

Just downloaded that Sarah Naish book and I am absolutely howling with laughter. Absolutely brilliant.

Elbi · 26/02/2017 23:46

Yep, No Matter What by Sally Donovan is a great place to start. I haven't adopted but friends have so I read quite a few books and found this one in particular was great for understanding what's going on for them.

GodMother78 · 28/02/2017 20:07

Yep both Sally Donovan Books are very good our social worker recommended both of them. Although I had already read The first one. I must try Sarah Naish book

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