An adoptive mother explain to her child who say" you are not my real mother, "all the thing a real mom does and even though she is adopted she is thankful that she can love and care for her. Eventually the young girl realize that they don't have to look alike. The story help children understand the concept of adoption and the importance of acceptance in family.
Ages: 3-5
Source: Pierce College Library ( )

A young girl realizes she and her mother don't look alike. Her mother lists a bunch of ways they are alike, and reasons why she is the girls' real mom. Estimated age: 3-6

This book is about a girl who was adopted and feels like her mom is not her real mom because they look different then each other. The girl is learning what makes up a family.
Ages – 3-5
Source – Pierce College library. ( )

This is a great story for children who are adopted to read and see their life portrayed in a book. In the story the little girls yells at her mom saying that she is not her real mom because they do not look alike. But the mom explains that this may be the case but there are a million other reasons that make her, her mom.

Ages 4-7
Pierce College Library

This book is about a young girl that points out that she doesn't look like her mother because they don't look the same. The mom goes on to explain to her daughter that she wasn't her birth mother but she is her real mother cause she takes care of her
Ages 4-7
Pierce county library