Review of Finding Closure

[HICHAM EL ARROUJI]

A great review that highlights the depth and honesty of Finding Closure by Rosie Norman-Neubauer, capturing a journey of identity and reconnecting with biological roots. The description of the book as "emotively told yet grounded" reflects a powerful personal story that resonates with anyone who has experienced adoption or is in search of their identity. It’s refreshing that the book approaches this sensitive subject without excessive idealism, allowing readers to encounter the complex, mixed emotions of joy and pain together. Additionally, the precise editing enhances readability, making this a rich and impactful experience.

[HICHAM EL ARROUJI]

*Quick Response*

It seems that the book "The Earth" offers a deep and comprehensive experience regarding the themes of adoption and identity search. It's wonderful that it approaches these topics with authenticity, avoiding the pitfalls of idealization, which allows readers to engage with a range of mixed emotions. *The precise editing* enhances the reading experience, making the story even more impactful. Do you have any favorite quotes or particular characters that resonated with you from the book?

[Vera Osian]

I would love to read this book. I can't fathom how it would feel to grow up in a home where I feel so different from everyone.

[Gladis Ratish Kumar]

The review provided valuable insights. The memoir sounds captivating, following the author's journey to uncover her origins and navigate her emotional struggles. I'm eager to dive into the book to find out if she ultimately reunites with her birth family.

[HICHAM EL ARROUJI]

Absolutely! I completely agree with your observations about "The Earth." The way it tackles the themes of adoption and identity is both profound and relatable. It's refreshing to see such authenticity in storytelling, which invites readers to reflect on their own experiences and emotions. The editing truly does elevate the narrative, making every moment resonate more deeply. I appreciate how the book encourages a genuine connection with its themes. What aspects of the story did you find most compelling?

[Rose Itimi]

Wow!the book ,"Finding Closure", definitely is an eye-opener,it takes you deep into what a child as an adoptive one goes through.The Author made me travel with him in using his imaginations and combining it with reality and the reading flow was easy and the words were very easy read and understand.

[Mradushi Singhal]

This review makes Finding Closure sound incredibly moving. The themes of belonging and self-discovery feel universal, and I’m excited to read how she navigates reconnecting with her birth family after decades.

[Laughtermalatji]

It effectively compels potential readers to delve into her story, promising a blend of heartfelt exploration and profound insights into the human experience of seeking one's origins. Thank you for sharing.

[Gabriela Contreras Gonzalez]

Is where we came from relevant to our future? Do we need to know our past to understand who we are? Finding Closure follows Rosie as she embarks on a journey of self-discovery, questions her identity and reunites with her birth family. This is a must read, I have no doubt about it.

[Rose Itimi]

Finding Closure , is truly an expository read that opens up the mind.

[Kim Fauss Lowe]

I really enjoyed the review and the thought of waiting for 55 years to find out your lineage is a long time. I can only imagine the turmoil and will definitely be adding this book to me reading list.

[Tristan Outhier]

Great review! This memoir seems full of strength, resilience, and love. It's very commendable that Norman-Neubauer had the courage to write down her journey so the reader can experience the ups and downs right along with her.

[Alida Spies]

It must be traumatic to realise you're different from the rest of your family and then discover you've been adopted. Discovering ones roots and common traits, looks and outlooks can be a relief, but also disappointing. Thank you for your informative.

[Lara Trinidad]

I was immediately drawn in by Rosie's honest and vulnerable storytelling. As an adopted person, I deeply connected with her lifelong search for identity and belonging.

[Uchenna Precious]

It must be difficult being raised by foster parents. Well, I definitely agree it is important to discover oneself and true origin.
This book is a useful memoir on self discovery.