I Love You Like Crazy Cakes by Rose A. Lewis Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of I Love You Like Crazy Cakes
Book Review: Straight From The Heart
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is a must for parents adopting from China and a must to read to their daughters as they get old enough to understand.
It brings tears to my eyes every time I re-read it. I bought the heavy duty "Board Book" copy to give as presents. It will endure.
Book Review: A must for single adopters
Summary: 5 Stars
A lovely book about the adoption of a little girl from china by a single female adopter. Nice pictures and an easy way to make the adoption story part of 'happy bed time stories'. The words are those you would probably use to discuss where an adopted child came from if your daughter asked you.Book Review: Wonderful!
Summary: 5 Stars
I thought this book was well written, and being in the waiting
process of adopting from China, I cried while reading it. I
highly recommend it to anyone adopting from China.
Book Review: Great little book for our new Granddaughter
Summary: 4 Stars
My wife and I purchased this little book as a gift to our new Granddaughter who was recently adopted in China by our son and his wife (my wife and grandson also accompanied them on the trip). We loved the way it was written and it seems to be an accurate, easy to understand description of the entire process that we hope will help her better understand her roots. Our hope is that our Granddaughter will enjoy reading it one day and will treasure it forever. Her parents want her Chinese heritage to always be part of her life and this little book should help in that goal. Very sweet little book.
Book Review: best for single moms
Summary: 3 Stars
This is a very sweet story of a mother and her journey to her daughter in China. I liked it but, my husband hated it because there is absolutely no mention of a father. He disliked it so much that I returned it.