Title: It's UK contested adoptions - not USA
Product review: First let me tell anyone interested that this book is based on United Kingdom case studies and law. Second, and more importantly, it comes across as very liberal and non-realistic in its ideology. The central theme is "Wouldn't it be much better if we could all work together and agree." There is a strong bias against child care agencies and workers. Many of the case studies are based on a very small number of cases. Several of the case examples are of the extreme rather than typical experiences. One example told the heart wrenching story of the evil case worker who wouldn't let the dear grandmother use the toilet when she arrived early for a visit. It does present a good case for considering an open adoption.
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