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Title: Focus on looks is an adult problem!
Review: I am surprised to read about the content of this book.How many adopted pre-school children think about their family situation from questions of looks?? Luckily, they mostly don't at all - their existencial thinking is deeper and more intelligente.None of my friends' adopted children from Asia, Africa and Latin America, all living in Scandinavia, even reflects that they have a different skin colour than their parents. When their first thoughts on looks come, they identify with their adoptive parents so much that they are sure they look alike.One of my friend's Korean daughter's first comment on looks was that the kids at daycare "asked if I was from China! How ridicolous - Chinese are slant-eyed!"Young kids' thoughts about their origin is much more often about their parents than their skin colour - why they weren't laying in their adoptive mothers' bellys. I think that is a much better theme to explore with them, than to focus on the looks.
