Stories/books about the children of Argentina’s desaparecidos (the disappeared ones)? Not so much about the family searching for them, more about the children themselves and how they learned about their true identity.

I've fallen down a Argentinian history rabbit hole, and I wonder if anyone can recommend books specifically about the CHILDREN of the disappeared ones, like how they learned of their true parentage, how handled learning the the truth, how or if they maintain a relationship with their bio family or the family they raised in.

I've read a lot about the grandmothers/surviving family and the SEARCH for the children, but not so much from the perspective of the children themselves.

An autobiography would be ideal, but I'd really like anything, even a fiction novel about this.

I do speak/read adequate Spanish, but would much prefer books in English.