Recommended Reading

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

• Thatcher, Samuel. PCOS: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome : The Hidden Epidemic.

Third Party Reproduction

For Adults

• Bernstein, A.C. (1994). Flight of the Stork: What Children Think and When About Sex and Family Building. Indianapolis: Perspectives Press, Inc.
• Cooper, S, Glazer, E. (1998). Choosing Assisted Reproduction: Social, emotional and ethical considerations. Indianapolis: Perspectives Press, Inc.
• Button, G. (1997). A Matter of Trust: The Guide to Gestational Surrogacy. Irvine, California: Clouds Publishing.
• Ehrensaft, D. (2005). Mommies, Daddies, Donors, Surrogates: Answering Tough Questions and Building Strong Families. New York: The Guilford Press.
• Slazer, E.S. (1990) The Long-Awaited Stork: A Guide to Parenting After Infertility. Lexington Books.
• Glazer. E.S., Sterling, E.W. (2005) Having Your Baby Through Egg Donation. Indianapolis: Perspectives Press, Inc.
• Lorbach, C (2003) Experiences of Donor Conception: Parents. Offspring and Donors Through the Years. United Kingdom: Jessica Publishers.
• Mattes, J.(1997). Single Mothers By Choice: A Guidebook for Single Women who are Considering or Have Chosen Motherhood. New York: Random House, Inc.
• Ziegler, S. (2005). Pathways to Parenthood: The Ultimate Guide to Surrogacy. Florida: Brown Walker Press.

For Children

• Bourne, K.(2002). Sometimes It Takes Three To Make A Baby. Available: Melbourne IVF. Victoria, Australia.
• Stamm, L. (2003). Phoebe's Family: A Story About Egg Donation. New Jersey: Tapestry Books: www.tapestrybooks.com.
• Gordon, E. (1992). Mommy. Did I Grow In Your Tummy? Where Some Babies Come From. California: EM Greenberg Press.
• Grimes, J. (2003). Before You Were Born...Our Wish for a Baby: The Story Of ... X, Y, and me Books: www.XYandMe.com.