This book shares Janine and her twin sister’s adoption experience from age twelve to age twenty-five. The challenges begin in 1984 when the twins’ adoptive father falls while hang gliding and sustains a traumatic head injury. 

In this contemporary tale detailing a two week trip that explores intercountry adoption from South Korea, twin sisters naively travel to their birth city of Seoul in search of their Korean family.

Did you know Reverend Jim Jones was not just the Jonestown cult leader, but also an adoptive father praised as the head of a rainbow family? Did you know Moses was not just a liberator, but also a transcultural adoptee? He not only asked the Pharaoh to free the slaves, he was contending with his adoptive father to free “his people.”

This book provides a rare perspective on how to master your adoption —  not only for the individual, but also as a community.  The first thing we need to know is that we have innate human rights.  Adopted people are forced to contend with additional burdens no other humans face.  

Not adopted? Adoptees are saying, "don't speak for us. Listen to those of us who are." Everything you need to know about adoption truth is learned by listening to adoptees and a snippet of their voices can be heard from this little book. 

When life does not go as planned and we're hit with surprises, the solutions can be found in nature, and in ourselves. Use this book when you've hit a troubling spot and see from a backward -yet, oh, so progressive perspective.

Have you found yourself feeling lonely and hating it? Why not take advantage of it? Janine reveals various methods she kept her cool and stayed calm during the most isolating experiences from her life meant to keep you uplifted, particularly if you are looking for new methods to connect with the inner self.