"Dim Sum, Bagels, & Grits: a sourcebook for multicultural family" by Myra Alperson.
"Does anybody else look like me? A parent’s guide to raising multiracial children" by Donna Jackson Nakazawa.
"Everyone’s kids’ books: a guide to multicultural, socially conscious books for children" by Nancy Braus & Molly Geidel.
"I’m Chocolate, You’re Vanilla: Raising Healthy Black & Biracial Children in a Race-Conscious World" by Marguerite Wright.
"In Their Own Voices: Transracial Adoptees Tell Their Stories" by Rita Simon & Rhonda Roorda.
"In Their Parents’ Voices: Reflections on Raising Transracial Adoptees " by Rita Simon & Rhonda Roorda.
"In Their Siblings’ Voices: White Non-Adopted Siblings Talk About Their Experiences Being Raised with Black and Biracial Brothers and Sisters, by Rita Simon & Rhonda Roorda" by Rita Simon & Rhonda Roorda.
"Inside Transracial Adoption" by Gail Steinberg & Beth Hall.
"Mixed Race Kids of All Nations" by Myrtice J. Edwards.
"Parenting your internationally adopted child: from your first hours together through the teen years" by Patty Cogen.
"Transracial Adoption: children & parents speak" by Constance Pohl & Kathy Harris.
"Weaving a Family: untangling race & adoption" by Barbara Katz Rothman.
"Children of Open Adoption" by Patricia Martinez Dorner and Kathleen Silber. The topics in this book include the essential "ingredients" for successful open adoption and communication tips for talking about open adoption with children of all ages.
"How to Open an Adoption" by Patricia Martinez Dorner. This book gives guidance to adoptive parents, birth parents, and adoption professionals in how to navigate more inclusive relationships.
"Lifegivers: Framing the Birth Parent Experience in Open Adoption" by James L. Gritter. This book examines the ways birth parents are marginalized. The author makes the point that adopted children are best served when birth parents and adoptive parents work together to ensure that birth parents remain in children's lives.
"The Open Adoption Experience " by Lois Ruskai Melina and Sharon Kaplan Roszia. This complete guide for adoptive and birth parents touches on almost every aspect of open adoption.
"The Spirit of Open Adoption" by Jim Gritter. This book gives a realistic look at the joys and pains of open adoption for birth parents, adoptees, and adoptive parents.
"What is Open Adoption?" by Brenda Romanchik. Written from the perspective of a birth mother in an open adoption, this pocket guide provides concise information and resources.
"Tapestry Books" This bookstore offers more than 300 adult and children's books on adoption, infertility and parenting adopted children. For children, preteens and teens topics include understanding adoption, thinking about birthparents, celebrating differences, and being in foster care. For adults, topics include international adoption, transracial adoption, before you adopt, talking about adoption, adopting older children/children with special needs, attachment, foster parenting, search and reunion, infertility and adoption issues.
