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Martha Beck writes well about her experience adapting to life as the mother of a Down Syndrome child. She has some unusual, unexpectedly spiritual moments during the pregnancy and throughout Adam's childhood.
The memoir does jump around chronologically, so be ready for stories of pre-pregnancy to lead straight into the teen years and back. =)
Lupescu honors Nadya\\\'s experiences by writing with elements of spirituality and traditional beliefs. Even the descriptions of war, the camps, and personal pain are written to make readers want to alleviate the grief instead of burdening readers with the same feeling.
I appreciated the reminder in the book that other people\\\'s lives may be worse than ours. Lupescu emphasized (gently) that family, respect, love, and traditions all have a place in our lives; there are reasons to remember, but even more reasons to forgive and make the world better.
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