Finding home : third culture kids in the world / edited by Rachel Pieh Jones. [print]

Contributor(s):

Jones, Rachel Pieh

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9781731568625

Subject(s):

Third-culture children

LOC classification:

LC3745.J78.F563 2018
LC3745

Available additional physical forms:

Contents:

Who are third culture kids / Ruth Van Reken -- An open letter to my TCK identity / Mary Bassey -- Tribute to a pioneer / Ruth Hersey -- Embracing the uniqueness of third culture kids / Richelle Wright -- What I learned from my TCK husband / MaDonna Maurer -- Reflections from a father and his TCK daughter / Trey Morrison

A TCK talks about raising TCKs / Marilyn Gardner -- 15 things I want to tell my TCKs / Rachel Pieh Jones -- The adopted third culture kid / Galia Rautenberg -- When a TCK chooses a life abroad / Laura Campbell -- When a TCK does not choose a life abroad / Clara Wiggins

A whole self / Dr. Susannah-Joy Schuilenberg -- Saudade / Ute Limacher -- Trauma and the third culture kid / Sezin Koehler -- An orchid or a dandelion / Joy L. Salmon

Stages of re-entry grief / Cecily Paterson -- Re-entry questions / Rachel Pieh Jones -- Transitioning globally to university / Janneka Jellema -- The third culture kid's struggle to fit in / Paige Porter-Livesay -- When third culture kids reunite / Jenni Legate

Glimpses of a third way / Idelette McVicker -- Living with the empty spaces / Heather Caliri -- The strength of the melting pot / Pari Ali -- Embrace race / Angie Washington -- Passport to the world / Bonnie Rose -- A transitional, formational life/ Kelley Nikondeha.

Subject: Finding Home is a compilation of essays exploring the realities of life for children raised internationally. WHo are Third Culture Kids? WHy does it matter? From adotpion to transitioning to university, deciding to live abroad as an adult or not, healing from trauma, and developing roots in passport or host countries, these stories highlight the unique joys and challenges of a global life. --

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Holdings
Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION	Non-fiction	LC3745.J664.F563 2018 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923002049860
Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION	Non-fiction	LC3745.J664.F563 2018 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001900923

Cover title.

DISCOVERING THIRD CULTURE KIDS: -- Who are third culture kids / Ruth Van Reken -- An open letter to my TCK identity / Mary Bassey -- Tribute to a pioneer / Ruth Hersey -- Embracing the uniqueness of third culture kids / Richelle Wright -- What I learned from my TCK husband / MaDonna Maurer -- Reflections from a father and his TCK daughter / Trey Morrison

PARENTING THIRD CULTURE KIDS: -- A TCK talks about raising TCKs / Marilyn Gardner -- 15 things I want to tell my TCKs / Rachel Pieh Jones -- The adopted third culture kid / Galia Rautenberg -- When a TCK chooses a life abroad / Laura Campbell -- When a TCK does not choose a life abroad / Clara Wiggins

STRUGGLING THIRD CULTURE KIDS: -- A whole self / Dr. Susannah-Joy Schuilenberg -- Saudade / Ute Limacher -- Trauma and the third culture kid / Sezin Koehler -- An orchid or a dandelion / Joy L. Salmon

TRANSITIONING THIRD CULTURE KIDS: -- Stages of re-entry grief / Cecily Paterson -- Re-entry questions / Rachel Pieh Jones -- Transitioning globally to university / Janneka Jellema -- The third culture kid's struggle to fit in / Paige Porter-Livesay -- When third culture kids reunite / Jenni Legate

THRIVING AS THIRD CULTURE KIDS: -- Glimpses of a third way / Idelette McVicker -- Living with the empty spaces / Heather Caliri -- The strength of the melting pot / Pari Ali -- Embrace race / Angie Washington -- Passport to the world / Bonnie Rose -- A transitional, formational life/ Kelley Nikondeha.

Finding Home is a compilation of essays exploring the realities of life for children raised internationally. WHo are Third Culture Kids? WHy does it matter? From adotpion to transitioning to university, deciding to live abroad as an adult or not, healing from trauma, and developing roots in passport or host countries, these stories highlight the unique joys and challenges of a global life. --

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