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Jennifer Niven
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Far from the Tree
by Robin Benway
Summary
Far from the Tree by Robin Benway tells the intertwining stories of three biological siblings—Grace, Maya, and Joaquin—who explore their family connections and individual identities. Grace, adopted at birth, seeks her biological family after placing her own baby for adoption. She discovers her younger sister, Maya, who struggles with her place in a family that feels foreign, and Joaquin, their older brother, who guards his emotions after years in the foster care system. The novel examines themes of adoption, belonging, and the complexities of familial love.
Key Takeaways
- 1An exploration of the meaning of family and belonging.
- 2Insights into the experiences of adopted individuals.
- 3A look at the challenges faced by those in foster care.
- 4The impact of secrets and past experiences on relationships.
- 5The journey of self-discovery amidst familial bonds.
Who Should Read This
This book is ideal for young adults and readers interested in stories about family dynamics, adoption, and the search for identity.
- Published
- 2017
- ISBN
- 9780062330628
- Category
- Young Adult
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