The Baby Kangaroo Treasure Hunt

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The Baby Kangaroo Treasure Hunt: A Gay Parenting Story

By: Carmen Martinez Jover

Illustrated by: Rosemary Martinez

All the way from England, we bring you a fun and educational tale of two male Kangaroos who have a baby Kangaroo through surrogacy. Presented in an easy, fun, age appropriate and loving way, it allows children who were conceived through surragacy to understand what it is.

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A sweet children's story of how two kangaroos: Jack and Sam, a gay couple, have their own baby by means of an egg donor using In Vitro Fertilization and surrogacy. Using kangaroos in the story enables children to easily understand the methods related to their conception in a simple and loving way.

Cover Type: Softcover
Age Range: 4-8 yrs old
Author(s) Carmen Martinez Jover
Illustrator(s) Rosemary Martinez
Depth .1 inches
Height 7.5 inches
Pages: 31
Width 7.7 inches

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2011-12-13 Preston.		All I can say is this is a really great book. Like the other reviewers have mentioned, it is a perfect mix of fact and fiction and helps children understand where they came from without being too graphic. This is the first book like this I've found.
2011-12-07 Jake L..		I'm so glad I found this book. It's really a perfect solution to explain to our children where they come from. The author does an excellent job walking the line to make sure it is not too informative and yet is informative enough for my children to get it.
2011-12-03 Pam.	Nice	Great illustrations and great topic. My partner and I conceived through non-traditional means and this was an awesome way to help explain it to our daughter. It's very age appropriate and not too detailed, but detailed enough that a child can understand and not be wierded out by it. Great job!