Conversations with Little Dude: A Six-Year-Old’s View on Foster Care, Adoption, and the Art of Wearing a Cape

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LD: Spittage is gross. S-P-I-T. See, it has spit in the name!
Me: Actually, it’s SPIN-ach. Not spit-age.
LD: Well, it ought to have spit in the name.
Me: Why?
LD: Because I would spit it out!

Welcome to the Dude’s Eye View.

Little Dude arrived in his sixth (and final!) foster home at age 4.

He brought with him a wicked sense of humor and a take on the world his foster parents had never heard before.

From his unique perspective, you’ll learn

the logic of lint traps the necessity of bribing reindeer why Girl Scout cookies are suitable for breakfast, and most of all the importance of wearing a cape

Along the way, you’ll see a lost little boy (and his mom!) navigate the emotional and complicated world of adoption from foster care.