Third Culture Kids Books

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A collection of important books on Third Culture Kids. If you know about a good book on the topic, including books for Missionary Kids or Army brats, please leave the title of the book and a review in the comments.
A Third Culture Kid Biography, by Ruth Hill Useem
Third Culture Kids, by David Pollock

UNROOTED CHILDHOODS : Memoirs of Growing Up Global

NOTES FROM A TRAVELING CHILDHOOD: Readings for Internationally Mobile Parents & Children

STRANGERS AT HOME: Essays on the Effects of Living Overseas and Coming “Home” to a Strange Land

CHILDREN ON THE MOVE: Third Culture Kids & education of children who live outside of their native country

SCAMPS, SCHOLARS, AND SAINTS: An anthology of anecdotes, reflections, poems, and drawings by Third Culture Kids

HERE TODAY THERE TOMORROW: A training manual for working with internationally mobile youth

RAISING GLOBAL NOMADS: Parenting Abroad in an On-Demand World

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