Make Me a Mother

The memoir explores the journey of adopting an infant from Seoul, focusing on the emotional and cultural challenges faced by Susanne Antonetta and her husband. Their experience begins dramatically at the airport and evolves into lessons about parenthood, including the joys and struggles of sleepless nights and unconditional love. Unique to their story are the discussions around Jin's birth parents and the complexities of navigating race in America, highlighting the profound impact of cultural identity on their family life.