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Children’s E-zine Guardian Angel Kids: Adoption – July 2012 Issue

Welcome to the July 2012 issue of Guardian Angel Kids Ezine (GAK). This month, GAK is all about a different family experience – adoption, where through a legal process, a person becomes a member of a family different from their birth family. Please enjoy all the fun and informative features in this month’s issue and please feel free to share the GAK link www.guardian-angel-kids.com with your friends – and family, too, of course!  

Letter from the POETRY EDITOR:  Donna J. Shepherd    

Featured BookS:

One Nutty Family by James Byers and illustrated by Kevin Collier
Curley the Crooked Christmas Tree by Rodger Pritchett and Mike Webb and illustrated by Jamie Holmes 

Children’S poetry, ACTIVITIES, SHORT STORIES, and articleS: 
 
“The Same Difference,” poetry by Shari L. Klase – Our differences unites us.  
 
“The Chain of Hearts,” by Susan Harris Sanders and illustrated by Nancy Miller – Adoption is a new beginning.  

“The Duck Family Reunion,” by Suzanne Purvis and illustrated by Jack Foster – A young bullfrog discovers he is right where he belongs.

 
“A Basketful of Eggs,” by Shari L. Klase – How birds play a role in adoption of a different sort. 
“Teaching Children about Adoption,” by Kathy Stemke – how teaching children about adoption and altering certain activities includes all types of families.

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