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With an inspiring drive to share her story, Penn State alumna Iris Keen is taking the children’s book world by storm.
Keen graduated from Penn State in 2013 and has since spent time working and living all along the east coast. However, her most important journey started when she was just an infant.
Keen was born in Seoul, Korea, and adopted by her parents when she was 6 months old. Keen’s brother, Casey, was also adopted from Korea when he was the same age. But the sister-brother duo were the only adopted children each other knew during their childhoods.
“I was the only one, besides my brother, of course, growing up who I knew that was adopted. It was a diverse town. But in terms of adoption and things like that, it wasn’t something everyone was talking about,” Keen said. “I also think that back in the last 90s, adoption wasn’t as prevalent as it is now. I think now adoption is talked about a lot more in terms of people adopting, with celebrities and such, and it’