Rosie's Family, Best-selling Children's Adoption Book Almost Sold Out Of 3rd Printing

This popular children's book is an essential guide for inter-racial and multi-cultural adoptive families and provides practical advice in a fun and easy to read format.

Ottawa, Canada (PRWEB) March 22, 2006 -- Asia Press, a small press publisher of children’s books, today announced that it is almost sold out of the third printing of its popular book, “Rosie’s Family; An Adoption Story.” This thoroughly written and creatively illustrated children’s book has created widespread interest among parents and teachers, providing them with a practical tool for discussing adoption with young children. Thought provoking and easy-to-read, Rosie’s Family has received rave reviews from a range of leading media, while grabbing the attention of adoption agencies and booksellers alike.

Rosie’s Family was recommended by “Savvy Mommy,” Victoria Pericon, when she recently appeared on New York City’s local television affiliate, WCBSTV, to review children’s adoption books.

“We support Rosie’s Family so strongly that we placed it in our post adoption resource kit which is given to the hundreds of families who adopt through us every year,” said Cathy Murphy, Manager of Regional Development for The Children’s Bridge, Canada’s largest English speaking adoption agency.

Today, one in six couples struggle with infertility and an increasing number are turning to adoption as a means to form their families. According to the National Adoption Information Clearinghouse, it’s estimated that 2% to 4% of American families include an adopted child. Inter-country adoptions have been accelerating over the past decade. The result has been an increase in the number of inter-cultural and interracial families, which adds to the list of issues that adoptive families face.

“We address the inherent issues related to interracial and multi-cultural adoption, in an easy-to-read format,” said Lori Rosove, author of Rosie’s Family. “We’ve included humorous and colorful animated illustrations to attract children to the often difficult subject matter of adoption.”

Rosie’s Family is ideal for children 4-8 years old, but is also appropriate for parents and older children, including teenagers. It teaches the importance of embracing diversity and tolerance of differences amongst each other. The book addresses common adoption questions such as, “Why do I look different? Where did I come from? What were my birth parents like? Do I belong in my family?” Rosie’s Family makes it easy for parents to tackle this subject matter with their children which if left unchecked, can remain hidden and unresolved, ultimately having a serious affect on children’s self esteem development.

About the Author
Lori Rosove is the founder of a leading adoption consultancy, Private Adoption Services, which provides services to individuals and agencies throughout the entire adoption process for both foreign and domestic adoption cases. She is also an innovative author of children’s books and created Rosie’s Family after receiving numerous requests from adoptive parents for a child-friendly tool that would help them address many common issues with their children.

Pricing and Availability
Retailing for $7.95 (US), Rosie’s Family packs a full punch into a small package. Visit www.privateadoptionservices.com to place an order. For details on discounts for book retailers and agencies, contact Tel: (613) 727-5494, Fax:(613) 727-2094.

Asia Press and Rosie’s Family; an Adoption Story are registered trademarks of Asia Press. All other products, companies and services mentioned are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

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