Roberta Rosenberg is a direct response marketing & SEO consultant, copywriter and coach (MGP Direct), popular etailer (AdoptShoppe), and mom to 3, two adopted from Korea (Adopting from Korea) with a strong need to share about issues I care about it.
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Book Review: Hanukkah at Valley Forge by Stephen Krensky, Illustrated by Greg Harlin
A Polish-born solider in General Washington's army shares the story, miracle, and meaning of Hanukkah with his Commander-in-Chief.
An old, somewhat odd looking, flatuent mutt saves the day, teaching his family an important lesson in tolerance and acceptance.
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Miranda on the Veranda: A Memoir of Appreciation
A little rhyme, a little reason... so begins my lifelong love affair with reading, and it all began at the Massapequa Public Library.
A sweetly told and illustrated children's picture book about the Stein Family's new baby daughter from Vietnam
Fun facts about the American way of death and dying.
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Children's Book Review: The Family Book by Todd Parr
Celebrating all families everywhere with wit, style and loopy little smiles.
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Book Review: Two Little Girls, A Memoir of Adoption by Theresa Reid
A beautifully crafted, surprisingly and sometimes astonishingly candid memoir of an American couple's journey to parenthood via Russia and Ukraine.
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Children's Book Review: The Legend of Hong Kil Dong, The Robin Hood of Korea, by Anne Sibley O'Brien
Why not a Korean version of Robin Hood?
An unlikely adoption story, for children ages 6-9.
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4th of July Parade in My New Hometown
Musings on a hot summer red, white, and blue morning.
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