Media Reviews
I just finished Found, and I'm speechless. The child from Blackbird has grown up into an enormously wise, insightful, and honest woman. But that's all I'm saying. You'll want to discover the rest for yourself.
--Hope Edelman, author of The Possibility of Everything and Motherless Daughters
Found is a powerful story about the most primal love and loss. In prose that is as clear-eyed as it is beautiful, riveting as it is wise, Lauck shattered my heart and then put it back together again. I'll never forget this book.
--Cheryl Strayed, author of Torch
There are many ways of losing and being lost, and many ways of finding and being found. Jennifer Lauck has experienced most of them, and in Found we share Lauck's heroic and spiritual journey as a displaced child who has lost both her birth and adoptive mothers and suffers from a series of abusive would-be mothers. She weaves a story of finding herself by becoming a mother and forgiving those who failed her.
--Betty Jean Lifton, author of Lost and Found: The Adoption Experience
Lauck provides an articulate voice for the questions and complexities that so often come up for adoptees. Adopted people--and their families--would do well to listen.
--Adam Pertman, Executive Director, Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute and author of Adoption Nation
This story will resonate with anyone who has felt loss--loss of family, loss of self, loss of hope. The lesson here is resilience, keeping the hope alive, and knowing that no matter how desperate things are, they will get better.
--Nancy Verrier, author of The Primal Wound and Coming Home to Self
I just finished Found, and I'm speechless. The child from Blackbird has grown up into an enormously wise, insightful, and honest woman. But that's all I'm saying. You'll want to discover the rest for yourself.
Hope Edelman, author of The Possibility of Everything and Motherless Daughters
Found is a powerful story about the most primal love and loss. In prose that is as clear-eyed as it is beautiful, riveting as it is wise, Lauck shattered my heart and then put it back together again. I'll never forget this book.
Cheryl Strayed, author of Torch
There are many ways of losing and being lost, and many ways of finding and being found. Jennifer Lauck has experienced most of them, and in Found we share Lauck s heroic and spiritual journey as a displaced child who has lost both her birth and adoptive mothers and suffers from a series of abusive would-be mothers. She weaves a story of finding herself by becoming a mother and forgiving those who failed her.
Betty Jean Lifton, author of Lost and Found: The Adoption Experience
Lauck provides an articulate voice for the questions and complexities that so often come up for adoptees. Adopted peopleand their familieswould do well to listen.
Adam Pertman, Executive Director, Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute and author of Adoption Nation
This story will resonate with anyone who has felt lossloss of family, loss of self, loss of hope. The lesson here is resilience, keeping the hope alive, and knowing that no matter how desperate things are, they will get better.
Nancy Verrier, author of The Primal Wound and Coming Home to Self
I just finished Found, and I'm speechless. The child from Blackbird has grown up into an enormously wise, insightful, and honest woman. But that's all I'm saying. You'll want to discover the rest for yourself.
Hope Edelman, author of The Possibility of Everything and Motherless Daughters
Found is a powerful story about the most primal love and loss. In prose that is as clear-eyed as it is beautiful, riveting as it is wise, Lauck shattered my heart and then put it back together again. I'll never forget this book.
Cheryl Strayed, author of Torch
There are many ways of losing and being lost, and many ways of finding and being found. Jennifer Lauck has experienced most of them, and in Found we share Lauck s heroic and spiritual journey as a displaced child who has lost both her birth and adoptive mothers and suffers from a series of abusive would-be mothers. She weaves a story of finding herself by becoming a mother and forgiving those who failed her.
Betty Jean Lifton, author of Lost and Found: The Adoption Experience
Lauck provides an articulate voice for the questions and complexities that so often come up for adoptees. Adopted peopleand their familieswould do well to listen.
Adam Pertman, Executive Director, Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute and author of Adoption Nation
This story will resonate with anyone who has felt lossloss of family, loss of self, loss of hope. The lesson here is resilience, keeping the hope alive, and knowing that no matter how desperate things are, they will get better.
Nancy Verrier, author of The Primal Wound and Coming Home to Self
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