I was thinking back to when I was a little girl and about any diverse literature that I had encountered. One particular book stuck out in my mind the most. The book was called, "Adopted and Loved Forever." I can recall my mom reading that book to me nearly every night for years and years because I am adopted and she found a children's book that explained what being adopted meant. I remember reading it and just knowing that I was adopted and that it was nothing to be embarrassed or ashamed about. I also remember that the concept of adoption just made sense after being read that book. I think this is a an example of diverse literature just because many children might not even know what adoption is. I remember I was talking to a younger child and mentioned that I had been adopted and they had no idea what that meant. It was sort of hard to explain the concept to a child with no background knowledge of adoption. I wasn't quite sure how to word it etc. I think books about adoption are very beneficial for children. I don't really recall reading any other books about the topic except for that one, but I think it is a great topic to write about.