Books for 2 to 8 Year Olds on
Foster Care and Foster Parents
Included is a brief description of the book’s content and potential uses. Some
of these
books will have a book icon in the Title Box. These books are available to be
borrowed
through the NJ ARCH Library, free of charge. Simply click on the book icon to
go to the
online book request form. Books can be borrowed for up to 14 days.
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Author |
Title |
Subtitle |
Year |
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O’Malley, Beth |
My Foster Care Journey |
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2000 |
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Fill-in-the-blank pages to record information about birth parents, foster care (including multiple placements), adoption, and reunification memories with an “All About Me” section. Book includes a simple explanation of the whys and hows of foster care. |
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Author |
Title |
Subtitle |
Year |
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Herbert, Stefon |
I Miss My Foster Parents
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1991 |
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Written by an adopted sibling group, ages 6 and 7, who had been in foster care for three years before being adopted. Simple child’s book with large print and few words, and nicely illustrated with children’s drawings. |
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Author |
Title |
Subtitle |
Year |
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Durrant, Jolene |
Never Never Never Will She Stop Loving You |
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1999 |
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Story of a birth mother, Annie, and the baby she placed for adoption. A wonderfully reassuring book for adopted children about how they are loved and wanted, both by their new families and by their birth mother. |
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Author |
Title |
Subtitle |
Year |
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Kitze, Carrie |
We See the Moon
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2003 |
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Splendidly illustrated book that provides young children with a foundation to begin the lifelong process of understanding adoption and how it relates to her birth parents. Portion of proceeds is donated by author to orphanages around the world. |
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Author |
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Year |
| Wright, Marcia Kahn |
Maybe Days |
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This book addresses the questions, feelings and concerns these children most often face when in foster care. |
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