June 2nd, 2005
Alexandria & Roberto
| The Sound of Hope A True Story of an Adoptee's Quest for Her Origins |
a memoir by Anne Bauer
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Praise/Reviews/Awards
Praise
"Bauer's yearning to understand her past, the journey of her search, and the resulting
complexities make for captivating storytelling. Throughout the memoir, Bauer is able to
skillfully engage the reader in her emotionally gripping story, and she manages to give voice
to an entire population of adoptees through her personal struggle. Readers are sure to
connect with the author's quest to understand her past while she remains optimistically
hopeful about her future. In this manner, Bauer is able to make a personal narrative feel like
a universal truth" - Jessica Higgins for Forword Clarion Reviews
"Bauer's yearning to understand her past, the journey of her search, and the resulting
complexities make for captivating storytelling. Throughout the memoir, Bauer is able to
skillfully engage the reader in her emotionally gripping story, and she manages to give voice
to an entire population of adoptees through her personal struggle. Readers are sure to
connect with the author's quest to understand her past while she remains optimistically
hopeful about her future. In this manner, Bauer is able to make a personal narrative feel like
a universal truth" - Jessica Higgins for Forword Clarion Reviews
"Not only does this book discuss important issues of adoption, but is fabulously written,
honest and straightforward, sprinkled with cultural anecdotes to set the tone. This book is an
inspiration to other adoptees that have that need to seek out their birth parents."
-Jeneke Lesak for Rebecca Reads
honest and straightforward, sprinkled with cultural anecdotes to set the tone. This book is an
inspiration to other adoptees that have that need to seek out their birth parents."
-Jeneke Lesak for Rebecca Reads
Reviews
The Star Ledger
BookReview.com
Apex Reviews
Adoptee Centered Education
OurAdopt
ForeWord Clarion Reviews
RebeccasReads
The Star Ledger
BookReview.com
Apex Reviews
Adoptee Centered Education
OurAdopt
ForeWord Clarion Reviews
RebeccasReads
Awards
The Sound of Hope has earned Editor's Choice & Rising Star
Designation & is a Memoir/Autobiography and
Relationships Finalist for the 2009 Next Generation Indie
Book Awards.
The Sound of Hope has earned Editor's Choice & Rising Star
Designation & is a Memoir/Autobiography and
Relationships Finalist for the 2009 Next Generation Indie
Book Awards.
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"Bauer’s yearning to understand her past, the journey of her search, and the resulting complexities make
for captivating storytelling...Bauer is able to make a personal narrative feel like a universal truth."
-Fore Word Clarion review
for captivating storytelling...Bauer is able to make a personal narrative feel like a universal truth."
-Fore Word Clarion review