Vorwort
Updated edition of this moving memoir of one woman's search for her birth mother, with a fascinating history of adoption in the UK weaved throughout
Autorentext
Sue Elliot is a television executive and speechwriter, whose writing appears regularly in national newspapers such as The Guardian. She has a special interest in social policy and adoption, and has sat on adoption boards.
Klappentext
'Could I have news of my baby? She was such a darling and you can well imagine how very difficult it has been to give her up.'
The heart-warming true story of a little girl's adoption in the 1950s and her search, nearly forty years later, for her birth mother. When mother and daughter finally meet, Sue thinks she has finally reached the end of her journey. Then Sue discovers she wasn't the only baby her mother gave away
'A book of family secrets, thwarted love and unexpected reunionsA marvellous book.' Bernard Cornwell
'Enthralling.' Woman and Home