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Sam Frearson-Tubito’s “Beneath a Borrowed Sky: One Woman’s Search for the True Meaning of Home” is a memoir about home, belonging and the lifelong search for somewhere — and someone — to belong to.

The world has spent your whole life asking where you’re from. We’re more interested in asking who you’ve become. Maybe you’ve lived in three countries. Maybe your family tree stretches across continents. Maybe you grew up translating for your parents. […]

While acclaimed author and Adult Third Culture Kid Isabel Allende’s novel “The House of the Spirits” had been adapted into a Hollywood film in 1995, it had certain limitations as a movie.

If you grew up around the world as a Third Culture Kid, Swiss singer-songwriter Vendredi Sur Mer’s latest album reflects a search for self that any TCK might find common ground with.

A new single by a pair of Scottish expat musicians looks at how friends can comfort someone going through grief, which could also apply to Third Culture Kids (TCKs) mourning the place and people they just left.

Growing up, filmmaker Ari Nasser Ali’s mother Marion didn’t talk about her older brother Ben, or much about their experiences growing up as Mennonite Missionary Kids in Ethiopia.

If you’re looking for a holiday gift for your favorite Third Culture Kid (TCK), one idea would be to check out Anna Pederson’s “Gracie and the Zebra Herd.”

Adult Third Culture Kid (ATCK) musician J.Esho combines more than one language and musical style in his songs.