“Adoption has always aroused great interest. In the traditional picture, from the birth of the child out of wedlock and the emotional to relinquish the child for adoption to the placement of that child in the arms of the childless couple, it is the kind of drama that pulls at all our heartstrings. Unfortunately, the drama is no romantic, it is an all too real and complex phenomenon that can be the cause of many potential problems.”
“This book grew out of our desire to address these problems—to open the institution of adoption for exploration, evaluation, and consideration of the need for basic change. We wrote The Adoption Triangle for both the professional and the lay reader.” Arthur Sorosky, Annette Baran and Reuben Pannor, authors