Summary:
The memoir recounts the author's experience of being adopted and later contacted by her biological parents as an adult, delving into her complex journey of identity and family. It explores themes of belonging, the nature of kinship, and the impact of uncovering one's origins.
Key points:
1. Self-Identity: Homes' journey to find her biological parents leads to self-discovery and confrontation of abandonment feelings.
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