Wuhu Diary: On Taking My Adopted Daughter Back to Her Hometown in China [Idioma Inglés] - Softcover

"Prager is a wonderful writer, able to merge feelings about adoption, motherhood and her own childhood with descriptions of the country and her daughter's reactions to her travels. . . . An important book." --San Jose Mercury News

"Moving. . . . For anyone considering multicultural adoption . . . this compelling work offers encouragement and an example of how to help an adopted child get acquainted with her roots and her sense of self. For others it provides a wonderful view of a part of China seldom written about."--Library Journal

"An intimate, everyday portraitÉ.an elegant sense of place, an emotive story of great vulnerability, and a wonderful gift from mother to daughter." --Kirkus Reviews

"Highly personal. . . . Filled with fascinating information. . . . A welcome addition to the growing literature on adoption." --BookPage

The author of A Visit from the Footbinder and Eve's Tattoo describes her journey back to China with her adopted daughter, Lulu, to visit Wuhu, the town where Lulu had been born, and to answer Lulu's questions about her origins and heritage. Reprint. 17,500 first printing.