Discussion Guide:

There are 7 questions included in the back of the book. I will include those here in italics and quotes, along with my own notes as well as my own additional questions.

1. “How did Levi feel about being in foster care at the beginning of the book? How did he feel at the end of the book?”
   Caregiver Note: Levi shares he felt nervous when he found out he was going to another foster home. He says the scared feelings went away when he arrived. He compares foster care to a long sleepover weekend. There are many more potential emotions that can be explored here! You can ask your child if foster care feels like a long sleepover to them or if there is another situation they…

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About the Author: Margie Fink

Margie Fink: Development Director
margie@transfiguringadoption.com
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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