Pearson Media Group Applauds Mary Muchiri’s Opinion on What You Need to Know about Adoption

There are certain things about adoption that not everyone knows about. The collective notion of it looks only into the physical adoption process but rarely tackles the emotional, spiritual, and mental aspects of it. In “You Have Been Chosen: The Identity of an Adopted Child,” Mary invites readers to join her and her son’s discussion of their particular issues with the hope that they will learn something from their story.
 
This has inspired Pearson Media Group to write a screenplay that will influence the budding generations to understand the realities of adoption. The screenplay will be pitched to Hollywood producers and directors. Securing success for this well-meaning book, the agency partners with Jose Zambrano Cassella, a highly prominent figure in the film industry who has had over 40 international cinematography awards.
 
Here’s a detailed walkthrough about the book: Mary and her adopted son share their story. Naturally, they stumbled upon important questions that could determine the outcome of their relationship. If these questions are left unanswered, the bond between the adopted child, the adoptive parents, and the birth parents would inevitably collapse. For the two, because they discussed these things they were able to establish a healthy parent-child relationship despite the stigma surrounding adoption, specifically in the Kenyan cultural context, but also due to general myths about adoption.
 
The second objective of the author is to demonstrate the importance of adoption. This is done through a thoughtful and thorough study of the Bible’s treatment of spiritual adoption into the family of God. She points out that “we are alone and orphaned, until we respond to our heavenly Father, who welcomes us into His new family through faith in His only Son, Jesus Christ.”
 
“While ‘You Have Been Chosen’ has many sorrowful moments, yet there are many joyful moments as well. Muchiri writes about how her faith helped her to overcome her heartache,” states Ella Vincent of Hollywood Book Reviews. “Muchiri notes how she helped her son feel loved and emotionally fulfilled. As her book title suggests, she made her son know he is her chosen son – through love and affirmations. Muchiri writes deftly about how adopted children are psychologically affected by the process of adoption.”
 
The book shares an honest experience and aims to help the parties involved during an adoption: birth parents, adoptive parents, and adopted children, and answer their own questions. There are positive and negative effects in adoption – most times, the negative overpowers the positive. To alleviate or even completely remove the burden, Mary urges everyone to discuss the sensitive questions as early as possible during the process of adoption
 
Considering adopting a child? Be informed about the right things to do and to expect with the help of Mary Muchiri’s “You Have Been Chosen: The Identity of an Adopted Child.” The book and the author’s other works are available for purchase on Amazon.
 
Hear what inspired the author to write this book in her interview with Dr. Angela.
 
“You Have Been Chosen: The Identity of an Adopted Child”
Written by Mary Muchiri
Published by Toplink Publishing, LLC
Published Date: April 24, 2017
Paperback: $7.85
 
About the Author:
Mary Nyambura Muchiri is a retired associate professor of English of Taylor University, Indiana, U.S.A. She has a Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics from Lancaster University, U.K.

Her books can all be purchased from Amazon.com.
1. “Saved through Fire: A Family Experiences Kenya’s War of Independence,” Guardian Books.
2. “Papers on Language and Culture: An African Perspective,” AuthorHouse.
3. “His Banner over Me Is Love: The Dreams of an African Woman,” AuthorHouse.
4. “The Power of Story: Global Myths on the Origins and Character of Black People” (2^nd edn. Book Trail Agency
5. “You Have Been Chosen: The Identity of an Adopted Child” Trafford Publishing,” (2^nd edn. TopLink publishers)
6. “False Labels and Faces of Grace,” Book Art Press.

She has also contributed chapters in “Changing Images” by Anna P.Obura (Ed.); “Society and the Language Classroom” by Hawel Coleman (Ed.); “On Writing Research: The Braddock Essays 1975-1998” by Lisa Ede (Ed.), and “Writing and Learning in Cross-National Perspective” edited by David Foster and David R. Russell.

Her interests include research in college writing, colonial and post-colonial literature, Spiritual Development and women’s and minority issues.

Contact Information

Rob Daniels

Production Manager

Pearson Media Group

(1) 833-272-8755

rob@pearsonmediagroup.com