Publisher's Synopsis
The theme of adoption is a matter of international interest. The main cause? Infertility. Regardless of the country that you live in, you surely know a person who suffers of this disease or, unfortunately, that person is you. You've just found out that you cannot have children, so what can you do next? You cry, you struggle to make investigations and to follow fertilization procedures, so that you eventually come to also take into consideration this possibility: adoption. Although it is an amazing gesture, adoption can represent, in some cases, a challenging attempt for those wishing to adopt. This comes with happiness, with a small or big midget, with love, but also with responsibility and many questions, the most important one being: Will I be strong enough to grow and love this child, that is not mine from a biological point of view? I asked myself these questions as well, and for some, I found an answer directly at the source. How? I invite you to read this book, a book based on my own experience of life. A book that will teach you that no matter how difficult life is, you need to let go all the suffering, to make room to happiness, and to love, especially. Diary of an Adopted Child represents an underataken confession of life, where even death can represent a new beginning. All that it takes is for you to want it, because this is life actually about: to wish to live beautifully. >Diary of an Adopted Child
