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Five-year-old Lani, adopted in infancy from Japan, lives with her Hawaii mixed-race family. Though festive, her adoption day celebration brings Lani's focus to an ongoing concern: Has my mother in Japan forgotten me? Lani seeks reassurance that her birth mom remembers-both her and her special day. Realizing the depth of Lani's perturbation, knowing it can affect their relationship both now and in the future, her family finds ways to put to rest her worries, while emphasizing Lani's importance to their family. Using a book she has received as an adoption-day gift, Mommy, Daddy and sister Vivi…mehr

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Five-year-old Lani, adopted in infancy from Japan, lives with her Hawaii mixed-race family. Though festive, her adoption day celebration brings Lani's focus to an ongoing concern: Has my mother in Japan forgotten me? Lani seeks reassurance that her birth mom remembers-both her and her special day. Realizing the depth of Lani's perturbation, knowing it can affect their relationship both now and in the future, her family finds ways to put to rest her worries, while emphasizing Lani's importance to their family. Using a book she has received as an adoption-day gift, Mommy, Daddy and sister Vivi help Lani learn about her Japanese heritage, pointing out that her adoptive Hawaiian family is mixed-race, a positive example of modern-day diversity. With her worries soothed, Lani dreams that night of the meeting/melding of Japanese and Hawaiian-American cultures.
Autorenporträt
A career educator, Susan has taught students from 7th grade through college level. She holds a BA in English from Carson-Newman College and a Masters in Interdisciplinary Studies from George Mason University. She is listed in several volumes of Who's Who in American Education. Susan belongs to Author's Guild, Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, South Carolina Writers, OLLI Writers at Clemson University, and Lake Writers. She loves to talk with budding writers at schools, writers' conferences, and workshops. Her young adult anti-bully novel EAGLEBAIT, updated with cyber-bullying and reissued soon via The Wild Rose Press, is in its fourth edition for print and e-book. EAGLEBAIT won the NY Public Library's "Books for the Teen Age," and the International Reading Association's "Young Adult Choice."A RED, RED ROSE, first in a cozy mystery/Southern Gothic series, was nominated for a literary award with the Library of Virginia. BENEATH THE STONES, the sequel, was released in April of 2015. A third book in the Trilogy, NOBODY KNOWS, carries on the saga. In 2018 Susan published a cozy mystery A MURDER OF PRINCIPLE. All four of these novels were published by The Wild Rose Press (NY).In the fall of 2022, along with co-author Kathy Graham, a certified yoga instructor, Susan published the children's picture book SPOOKY YOGA through KDP.Susan's website: www.susancoryellauthor.com and blog: www.susancoryellauthor.blogspot.com or contact her on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063592146345