Title: A good start for a biracial-bicultural search
Product review: As the mother of biracial children and as a bicultural person living in a country other than the one where I was born, I found this book a great help. It raises questions and possibilities about the confusion of biracial children, and also provides food for thought as well as comfort for those of us raising them. A good (amazing) variety of cultures is presented as well as a variety of different positions. It was a joy for me to be introduced to the writers in this collection and to find out that there is a body of literature in this field. (I've accessed this site today to order books mentioned.) Ms. O'Hearn is to be commended, and thanked, for the thoughtful, well-written essays, including her own. I'm looking forward to finding more "kindred spirits" based on the writers have been introduced to here.
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