讲述一位美国单身女性收养了一个中国孩子的真实故事。故事的作者就是主人公，这个故事讲述了爱，读起来既甜蜜又悲伤。
A picture book about single parent adoption
I found this book notable for its specificity. Essentially the true story of author Rose Lewis, who as a single woman adopted a daughter from China, this is probably not the book for you if
You aren't a single woman
You didn't adopt a child from China
You don't live in the U.S.
If however you are that woman, this is THE book for you.
It's a sweet little story. Lewis presents babies in a Chinese orphanage, tended lovingly by nannies, "but each was missing something - a mother."
Fathers are not mentioned.
The adoption process is detailed in a fashion young children can understand. Mommy-to-be writes a letter to China asking if she can adopt. She receives a letter back saying that she can...if she promises to take good care of her new baby!
Mommy flies to China and meets her baby. She takes her to her hotel. She says,
I love you like crazy cakes.
And, indeed, how could she not? (Watercolorist Dyer's work is detailed and sweet.)
The return home is chronicled, with friends and family welcoming the new baby, as well as words and sweet sorrow for the Chinese mother who wasn't able to keep her baby.
I Love You Like Crazy Cakes does everything you want a good picture book about adoption to do. It expresses thoughts and sentiment sweetly and simply and creates a narrative around an adopted baby's arrival in a new home that conveys everything that needs to be conveyed:
You were chosen. You are loved.
What else do you need!
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