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Kinderbücher über Obdachlosigkeit und Armut

Seite 8

You May Already Be a Winner

Autor: Ann Dee Ellis

Gebundene Ausgabe, 11.07.2017

The Runaway Children of Chennai: Action adventure based on the true stories of street children in India (The Secret Children of India, Band 1)

Autoren: Caroline Boxall, Caroline Boxall

Taschenbuch, 23.05.2023

Anders lehren und lernen: Forschendes Service Learning über Lebenswelten von Menschen in Wohnungsnot (Grundlagen Sozialer Arbeit)

Herausgeber: Frank Sowa, Christina Zitzmann

Taschenbuch, 10.08.2020

Great Joy

Autor: Kate DiCamillo
Illustrator: Bagram Ibatoulline

Gebundene Ausgabe, 14.09.2010

Gwendolin und der Wald der Erinnerungen: Zauberhaftes Kinderbuch (Vorlesebuch ab 5 Jahre/Vorschule) mit Feen und vielen bunten Bildern (Geschenk für Mädchen und Jungen)

Autor: Mia Madalena

Taschenbuch, 12.12.2022

What You Need to Be Warm: A Poem of Welcome

Autoren: Neil Gaiman
Illustrator: Yuliya Gwilym, Nadine Kaadan, Pam Smy, Daniel Egnéus, Beth Suzanna, Marie-Alice Harel, Petr Horácek, Chris Riddell, Bagram Ibatouilline, Benji Davies, Majid Adin, Richard Jones, Oliver Jeffers, Oliver Jeffers, Benji Davies

Gebundene Ausgabe, 31.10.2023

The Boy Who Lied

Autor: Kim Slater

Taschenbuch, 02.05.2019

I Have the Right to Be a Child

Autor: Alain Serres
Illustrator: Aurelia Fronty
Übersetzer: Helen Mixter

Gebundene Ausgabe, 22.05.2012

Der Baum und das Mädchen

Autor: Andrea Hahnfeld
Illustrator: Anastasia Khmelevska

Taschenbuch, 28.05.2021

Munmun

Jesse Andrews

Audio CD

GREAT EXPECTATIONS (ILLUSTRATIONS)

Charles Dickens

Taschenbuch

Hotaka (Through My Eyes, Band 1)

John Heffernan

Taschenbuch

Almost Home

Joan Bauer

Bibliothekseinband

Three Little Words

Ashley Rhodes-Courter

Bibliothekseinband

Unusual book

Glass

Ellen Hopkins

Audio CD

Unusual book

The People of the Abyss by Jack London, Nonfiction, Social Issues, Homelessness & Poverty

Jack London

Taschenbuch

Wanderville

Wendy McClure

Taschenbuch

Jack, Frances, and Frances' younger brother Harold have been ripped from the world they knew in New York and sent to Kansas on an orphan train. As the train heads to its destination, awful rumours of what life is actually like where they're going begin to pile up. And so they decide to change their fate the only way they can - they jump off the train. They wander into the woods and meet a boy who will change their lives forever. His name is Alexander, and he tells them they've come to a place nobody knows about - especially not adults-and where "all children in need of freedom" are accepted. It's a place called " Wanderville, " Alexander says, and Jack, Frances, and Harold are its very first citizens.