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Yeah, his books are great, but my DHS caseworker made me take the ones that my 9 y/o fd brought with her to my home.

She felt that they were a bit much for a child her age.

I agree with you that it helps them to feel less unusual and also allows them to see that he made it out okay...

Now his mom was crazy...

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Previous Placements
FS-D-Age 3-Placed 04/2002 Reunited with Sister 09/2005
FD-L-Age 7 mos-Placed 05/2004 Reunited with Sister 09/2005
FS-R-Age 9-Placed 05/2005 Reunited with Dad 06/2005
FS-D-Age 16 mos-Placed 08/2005 Reunited with Gma 10/2005
FS-J-Age 5-Placed 08/2005 Reunited with Mom 10/2005
FS-R-Age 16-Placed 09/2005 Independent Living 02/2006
FS-R-Age 17-Placed 09/2005 Aged Out 02/2006
FS-L-Age 16-Placed 11/2005 Reunited with Dad 01/2006
FS-L-Age 14-Placed 12/2005 Reunited with Aunt 01/2006
FD-H-Age 9-Placed 01/2007 Disrupted 05/2007

FS-J-Age 4-Placed 01/2007 Reunited with Dad 10/2007
FS-K-Age 8-Placed 03/2007 Reunited with Mom 02/2008
FD-T-Age 16-Placed 09/2007 Disrupted 04/2008

FS-C-Age 2-Placed 01/2008 Reunited with Mom AND Dad 06/2008

Current Placements

FS -JD- Age 4 - Placed 08/2007- Goal - ADOPTION

FS -B- Age 2 - Placed 11/2007 - Goal: ADOPTION... by ME!!!