![]() ![]() ![]() There were also gorgeous lines that resonated for many reasons. Whether it was a character who will haunt me (hello, sweeet, broken Zeke from David Connis's "A Kingdom Bright and Burning") or the one with whom I felt a bond (CJ Redwine's Bellana-the lover of stories), I felt a connection with almost all of the people I met in the pages of this book. WELCOME HOME's shifting perspectives and eclectic characters ensure that every reader will make a connection somewhere in the collection.Every single story in this anthology gave me some sort of gift as I read. Ultimately, we're all looking for a place to call home, but some paths are different than others. ![]() What doesn't change from story to story is the search for love, acceptance, and Home-whatever that means-and while these are adoption stories, I think they will resonate with readers of all ages and backgrounds. Edited by Eric Smith, the collection covers a range of genres, and they're beautifully jarring in ways that are as diverse as their characters. ![]() WELCOME HOME: AN ANTHOLOGY ON LOVE AND ADOPTION features stories by some of the best voices in YA literature (or at least some of my favorites), and the stories revolve around adoption in all of its forms. ![]()
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