Discussion Guide:

1. How is Riley just like his friends? How are you just like your friends?
   Caregiver Note: Kids long to be “normal.” So many children who have experienced trauma feel different because of their experiences, who they live with, or their behaviors, which they often don’t understand. We can help them find ways they are like their peers and also find characters like Riley (and real people) who have had experiences similar to theirs with whom they can…

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About the Author: Margie Fink

Margie Fink: Development Director
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Margie received her degree in psychology and has worked in various social work capacities. Margie has been chosen in the past to speak on Capitol Hill about the Adoption Tax Credit. She is a witty foster/adoptive mom who is able to give kids from hard places loving structure while providing unbelievable homemade cooking. Margie co-founded Community Kids, a resource and networking 501(c)3 created to assist foster, adoptive, and relative caregiver families.
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