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    Oh Baby, Let’s Go!: Our Adoption Adventure
    Oh Baby, Let’s Go!: Our Adoption Adventure
    Oh Baby, Let’s Go!: Our Adoption Adventure
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    Oh Baby, Let’s Go!: Our Adoption Adventure

    By Camille B. Major

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    This is a light hearted story about a lady who has been selected to be the mom of a newborn baby boy! As she meets her son for the first time, she shares the excitement of their future lives together and all of the fun to come. Leaning on her spiritual faith, she knows that this divine union will be full of adventure and thrills. This whimsical introduction of a baby to his new adoptive mom highlights the wonderful new beginning and all of the joy to come.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateFeb 10, 2020
    ISBN9781728346717
    Oh Baby, Let’s Go!: Our Adoption Adventure
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    Camille B. Major

    Camille Major is a Human Factors Engineer and adjunct professor who shares her knowledge at conferences and school career days. Even though she was proud of these accomplishments, she prayed to be a mom. Out of the blue, she received a call that a birth mom had selected her and wanted to discuss the soon-to-be-born baby boy. After a successful adoption, the new adoptive family of mother and son traveled to many states to introduce him to his new family. Camille and her young son enjoy reading together and talking about his early days as a baby. Her first book is devoted to sharing the story of their divine union in a fun way that will surely be a favorite for years to come.

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