If you’re tired of being tired, save this space to serve as your favorite virtual meditation place and use it whenever you need time to relieve stress and suffering. Spend a few moments each day in meditation and self-reflection. Focused upon this beautiful landscape and listen to the soothing sounds to comfort and uplift your spirit.

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This must-read collection of books includes two memoirs, two philosophy books, two anthologies, two history books, a deep dive into the corruption of the practice, and finally, insightful ideas on how the industry of adoption could protect families.

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"I CONDENSE 25 YEARS OF WRITING AND PUBLISHING MISTAKES INTO ONE SIMPLE YEAR OF SUCCESSFUL MEMOIR WRITING FOR YOU." ~ JANINE

 

Twins Found in a Box: Adapting to Adoption reveals her personal childhood experience. Then, Janine and her twin take the reader with them to South Korea in the book The Search for Mother Missing to seek out their roots and their birth family. During her trip to South Korea, she hears the "unknown" voices told by other Korean-born adoptees. Once back in the States, she listens to the voices of domestic, late-discovery, transracial, and overseas adoptees. She spends two decades researching the history of adoption from around the world and is astounded by what she discovers. She believes you will be too. 

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During her journey through the land of adoption, she realizes that most books are written by adoptive parents and for young children. For this reason, she wrote a few books intended to empower adopted people, advocates, activists, and allies.  She believes you will be as astounded at what she has found during her twenty-five-year deep-dive into the diverse yet unified land of adult adoptees.