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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Anger is not always the enemy. Sometimes it is the part of us that finally says, 'That hurt. That wasn't fair. I needed more.' For adoptees, anger can carry questions that have been buried for years. Why did this happen to me Why didn't someone stay Why wasn't I given a choice Why does rejection still affect me so deeply And what am I supposed to do with anger toward my biological family, adoptive family, the adoption system-or even God Holy Enough to Be Angry is a 40-day Bible study created specifically for adoptees who are ready to look honestly at anger without being shamed for feeling it. Through Scripture, thoughtful teaching, and deeply personal reflection questions, readers will explore what may be hiding beneath anger-including grief, rejection, fear, powerlessness, resentment, and the longing to belong. Each day includes Bible passages, challenging questions, and generous writing space to help readers examine their own story and discover a healthier way forward. This study does not ask adoptees to pretend the past didn't hurt or rush toward forgiveness. Instead, it invites them to bring the truth of their anger before God, allow Scripture to challenge it, and learn when anger is revealing something important-and when it may be time to put it down. Your anger gets a voice. It just doesn't have to get the final word.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - For many adoptees, life can become crowded with labels: abandoned, rejected, unwanted, wounded, different, difficult, traumatized. Labels become like a link in a chain. It gets heavy to carry! UNLABLED: A Guide for Adoptees Ready to Break the Chains! is an invitation to look beyond the words, expectations, and old narratives that may have followed you for years-and begin discovering who you are apart from them. Written from an adoptee's perspective, this book explores what it can look like to recognize old patterns, challenge the language you use about yourself, and stop allowing adoption or trauma to introduce you before you have the chance to introduce yourself. Inside you will explore: - The labels adoptees often carry without realizing it- How repeated words can quietly shape identity- The difference between acknowledging your past and living inside it- New ways to speak to yourself without minimizing what happened- Practical scripts for replacing limiting labels with honest, empowering language- Reflection questions designed to help you discover who you are- Ways to move forward without erasing where you came fromThis isn't about pretending adoption didn't matter. It's about refusing to let it have the final word. You are allowed to remember. You are allowed to heal. You are allowed to change. And you are allowed to become so much more than a label someone handed you. It's time to break the chains, tear off the labels, and meet the person underneath them.…