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“The birds and the bees for the donor-conceived generation.” -Melanie McGee Bianchi/Editor/Bold Life Magazine

Liam’s mommy is an architect, and while walking together to his first day of school, he learns that Mommy helped design one of the houses in the neighborhood.

Upon arriving at school, Liam sees his neighbor, Jordan, and learns that he has a new baby sister who was made with a ‘lot of love and a little bit of science.’

Liam begins to wonder about how he was made without a daddy and rushes home after school to find out the answer.

Together, Liam and Mommy explore what it means to be donor-conceived and how generosity and genetics combined to create a home built not just by an architect, but by love.

This book is for single moms by choice who have used their own egg + a sperm donor via to conceive via ICI.

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A perfect companion to guide parents and children through joyous discussions of their unique genetic stories.”
-Dr. Hutton M. Kearney Hereditary Genomics / Mayo Clinic

“With gentleness, meatphor, lyricism and love, Sharon Leya explains the complex concept of donor conception, genetics and pregnancy so that a child can learn, appreciate, and love how they came to be. This is an important tale, gracefully told.”

-Jeffrey Kluger, best-selling co-author of “Apollo 13” and the new novel “Holdout”