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Kinderbücher über Obdachlosigkeit und Armut

Seite 10

Coat of Many Colors

Autor: Dolly Parton
Illustrator: Brooke Boynton Hughes

Gebundene Ausgabe, 18.10.2016

Nowhere to Call Home: from Klaus Flugge Prize-winning author Kate Milner

Autor: Kate Milner

Taschenbuch, 04.09.2025

Imagine - John Lennon, Yoko Ono Lennon, Amnesty International illustrated by Jean Jullien

Autoren: John Lennon, Amnesty International
Illustrator: Jean Jullien
Vorwort: Yoko Ono Lennon

Taschenbuch, 01.03.2018

The Library Bus

Autor: Bahram Rahman
Illustrator: Gabrielle Grimard

Taschenbuch, 11.10.2022

Falling Out of Time (Running Out of Time, 2)

Autor: Margaret Peterson Haddix

Gebundene Ausgabe, 30.05.2023

Herbst und Halloween Prickelbilder ab 3 Jahren: Herbstmotive Bastelbuch für Kinder - Basteln, Prickeln, Malen und Ausschneiden - Prickelset und ... für Kinder ab 3 Jahren, Band 1)

Autor: Madde Fuchs

Taschenbuch, 08.10.2021

A Duet for Home

Autor: Karina Yan Glaser

Taschenbuch, 16.05.2023

You May Already Be a Winner

Ann Dee Ellis

Taschenbuch

Lottery Boy

Michael Byrne

Gebundene Ausgabe

Daisy Saves the Day

Shirley Hughes

Gebundene Ausgabe

A Bike Like Sergio's

Maribeth Boelts

Gebundene Ausgabe

33 Snowfish

Adam Rapp

Taschenbuch

33 Snowfish Acclaimed playwright and novelist Rapp presents a chilling and compulsively readable story for young adults, hurtling readers into the world of lost children who, despite their deeply troubled pasts, struggle to find a new life for themselves. Illustrations. Full description

Mother Teresa: My First Mother Teresa (Little People, Big Dreams, Band 18)

Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara

Pappbilderbuch

True Believer (Make Lemonade Trilogy (Hardcover))

Virginia Euwer Wolff

Gebundene Ausgabe

At 15, La Vaughn already knows that life is hard and that getting ahead takes a strong mind and an even stronger will. Surrounded by poverty and violence, she strives every day not to be just another inner-city statistic: " My hope is strong like an athlete. Every morning when we walk through the metal detectors to get into school . . . it is an important day of dues-paying so I can go to college and be out of here. " Last year when she babysat for Jolly, a young unwed mother, she saw firsthand how an unplanned pregnancy can diminish options. So she ignores the boys, studies hard, and hopes it will all be enough to get her into college. Then Jody moves back into the neighborhood. Once La Vaughn's childhood friend, Jody is now "suddenly beautiful. . . He could be in movies the way the parts of his face go together. " If La Vaughn's choices were difficult before Jody, now they're almost impossible. What La Vaughn doesn't know is that Jody has difficult decisions of his own to make-decisions that could turn her carefully ordered world upside down.

The second novel in a proposed trilogy, < I> True Believer picks up where the acclaimed < I> Make Lemonade left off. Virginia Euwer Wolff's verse-prose is as sumptuous as ever, and her descriptions of La Vaughn's day-to-day life and feelings are sympathetic and achingly real. Readers will be eager to see where La Vaughn's choices take her in Wolff's next installment. ( Ages 13 and older) < I>-Jennifer Hubert