Clark Landale: Rosie's Home, Gebunden

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A warm picture book follows Rosie, adopted from South Korea, as she learns home means love, memories, and family.

Rosie's Home is a picture book for ages 3-6 and early readers about Rosie, a little girl born in South Korea and adopted by an American family when she was just six months old. As Rosie grows up in her loving home, she begins to ask questions about where she came from, what makes a family, and how she fits into the bigger story of her life. Through a gentle, emotional journey, Rosie learns that home is more than a house or a location -- it is the people who care for you, the memories you make, and the love that helps shape who you are.

Warm, comforting, and full of heart, Rosie's Home offers young children a tender story about adoption, identity, and belonging. Set within the broader spirit of a series that celebrates family and personal journeys, the book stands on its own as an engaging and accessible picture book for early readers. Rosie's story reminds children and families alike that beginnings are only one part of who we become, and that home and love is something we carry with us wherever we go.