Blurb:
Together for ten years, David and his partner made the
decision to become dads. Figuring out they wanted to adopt was easy, the
waiting and complications along the way were not. Follow their journey as this
same-sex couple tried to start their family and prevent three brothers from
being separated.
A heart-warming tale of two dads and their Three Little Wonders.
A heart-warming tale of two dads and their Three Little Wonders.
My Review:
This very
personal and very detailed story is essentially one about love, all the ways it
can be found and shared. To me it seemed a tale of two heroes, a same-sex
couple who had enough love between them to shower it on three boys who needed a
few heroes in their lives so that they could remain together.
This story
shows the in and outs, all the aspects of life, of the law, which go into
adoption. Its already a very delicate process, but for a same-sex couple
complications can increase. This couple met them all and then some. Which leads
me to what I liked most about this story, not just the honesty and the valuable
information provided, but how the author included all he has learned from his
three little wonders. It provided a great ending to a great story about parenting.
Children are gifts, and when looked at that way, our lives can be so greatly
enriched by them.
This story
is living proof that families can come in all shapes and sizes in a beautiful
and miraculous way. Mr. Burton seems truly like a man who stops to embrace all
life hands him and to be grateful for all that is around him as well. In this
day and age, this is a story everyone can learn from – I found myself
encouraged to be a better parent, a better person after reading it. All that
matters in a family is the unconditional love that is at the foundation and
everything else just works itself out. The love, the learning, a great life, it
goes both ways between parent and child if fostered in just the right way. Thanks
for the reminder :) Thanks for sharing.
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