To Sing Frogs Chapter 22c
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To Sing Frogs Chapter 22b
I was shocked. “No way.” The little green plants outside the door had been progressing every day. I knew they had to bloom sometime. What were... Read More →
After Seven Years in Different Orphanages, They Came Back Together in Adoption
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Just Like in Russia, Still Holding Hands
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Holding Hands, They Walked out of One World and Into Another
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Four Russian Girls
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To Sing Frogs Chapter 22a
Chapter 22 Прощайте Multi-colored lights flashed as I banged the shoes together for one last inspection before putting them in the daypack.... Read More →
Firsts
[This week Emily writes of “Firsts” that happened as she was adopted]. First time I went to restaurant and make me so happy.... Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 21d
“Sorry,” I said to Anya after we walked out of the courtroom. “I didn’t mean to annoy her.” I saw the prosecutor laugh Read More →
Children Available for Adoption: Behind Magic Doors
There are children available for adoption. They probably aren’t where you’re looking, unless you happen to be looking behind magic... Read More →
To Sing Frogs Chapter 21c
The boulder cracked. Corners of the judge’s mouth turned upward as she read Russian words from the first page of the book. By page three a... Read More →
To SIng Frogs Chapter 21b
“They are very impressed,” Anya whispered as she bent toward us while still standing. “They are surprised that the books are Read More →
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