Love You More: The Divine Surprise of Adopting My Daughter

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A Stirring Memoir on Parenthood and the Invisible Threads that Bind Us to Those We Are Meant to Love

The obstacles, surprises, and moments of grace that Jennifer Grant experienced, working through the adoption process to bring home her daughter from Guatemala, forever changed her life.

Love You More tells Grants deeply personal story of adopting her daughter, Mia. The process confronted her notions about what family means, pushed her into uncomfortable places, anddespite the waiting, adjustments, and challenges of a blended familybrought abiding joy.

Written for all parents but especially those interested in adoption, Love You More includes discussion questions, tips for prospective adoptive parents, and suggestions for readers on how to reach out in love and support for the worlds most vulnerable people, including orphans.

From page one of her courageously vulnerable, intoxicatingly funny memoir about faith and family, Jennifer Grant finds the God of grace in each pot of macaroni and cheese, sticky little hand, doctors visit, late-night lawn mowing, and unlikely friend-turned-family-member that decorate her life.Cathleen Falsani, author, Sin Boldly

So much written about adoption seems to overlook this essential truth: adoption is about love. Jennifer Grants story demonstrates this in every sentence and paragraph and on every page. She tells a story that is smart, funny, and brutally honest.Jessica ODwyer, author, Mamalita

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Jennifer Grantis a journalist with an interest in parenting and family life. She writes a regular column and feature stories for theChicago Tribuneand is a guest blogger for Web sites, including Fulfill andChristianity Today'sher.meneutics blog for women. A graduate of Wheaton College, she earned her masters in English at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Jennifer and her husband have four children: three by birth and one, the youngest, by adoption.