Tapestry Adoption Story Digital

Printed Adoption LifeBooks

Shepard Morrow — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 07:40:40 PST

There are so many choices out there, or are there? So what really make a good Adoption Lifebook, and why does Tapestry Books only carry a few? We carry the ones that over the years have proven to be popular, to best facilitate a conversation between Professional or Parent, and an Adopted Child. Our staff carefully screens new Adoption Lifebooks...

Tapestry Adoption Books "Widget"

Shepard Morrow — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 08:44:29 PST

Tapestry has developed a "Widget", (a dynamic Flash application) that can be placed on a blog or a web site, just for Adoption Books. The Tapestry Adoption Book Widget starts with 4 lists that are based on our customers ratings of Adoption Books. By simply embedding the code supplied on your web site you can offer your visitors the most...

Tapestry Books: Articles, Videos, Books

Shepard Morrow — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 08:01:39 PST

Tapestry Books Home page offers links to helpful articles and book resources. Considering Adoption : Are you considering adoption ? Learn all you can about adoption, then ask how to adopt to make the right choices for you. Adoption research makes for fully informed parents, and adoption preparation helps parents form realistic expectations. All parenting is a leap of faith,...

Featured Product Goes Dynamic

Shepard Morrow — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 12:24:20 PDT

Affiliate can now place a "Featured Product" banner on their site, linked to their Affiliate number, and each month the image automatically features new books.

TAPESTRY'S FEATURED PICK: ADOPTION AWARENESS: HANDLING AWKWARD ADOPTION QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS

Shepard Morrow — Mon, 05 May 2008 10:25:00 PDT

"Why didn't your real mom want you?" "They're not real brothers, are they?" These types of questions can leave both adoptive children and parents feeling hurt, defensive, insecure, and even angry. Christine Mitchell's new guide, Adoption Awareness: Handling Awkward Adoption Questions and Comments, helps adoptive families respond to questions and comments respectfully, without necessarily sharing private information or personal feelings....