Sister Sun and Sister Moon

About the Book

”It is a blessing to finally realize my dreams of motherhood through adopting a precious little baby girl. Like many who embark on this bittersweet passage, I often feared that my daughter would feel less loved because she was not born of my body. I wondered how I could express to my daughter what she means to me and how much she is loved. I wanted her to know that she was carried in the belly of a woman who loved her enough to let her go, and that I will carry her in my heart eternally, for she is the glimmer of hope that brought me back to life. Sister Sun and Sister Moon is a light-hearted children’s story about birth parents, adoptive parents, and the children they all love so deeply.”

About the Author

Betisa Garagozlu Brown was born in Tehran, Iran. She left Iran for the United States to pursue higher education. She has achieved a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering and a Master of Science in management. In 2009, after many years of medical treatments in hopes of starting a family, Betisa and her husband decided that their yearning for parenthood was much greater than their longing for a biological child. In October of 2010, they were blessed with the birth and adoption of their daughter, whom they love more than anyone can imagine.