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Books with title No Safe Place

  • A Safe Place

    Lucy Marcovitch, Jo Blake

    Paperback (Tamarind, Oct. 7, 2008)
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  • Safe Places

    Reinhard Staupe

    Game (Child's Play International, Jan. 1, 1999)
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  • No Place

    Kay Haugaard

    Paperback (Milkweed Editions, Jan. 6, 1999)
    Challenged by his teachers to transform a junkyard in their inner-city Los Angeles neighborhood into a park, Arturo begins a journey of self-discovery as he participates in the effort's fund-raising, cleaning, designing, and building activities. Simultaneous.
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  • No Place

    Kay Haugaard, Michelle Peterson-Albandoz, Franco Martinez

    School & Library Binding (San Val, Jan. 1, 1999)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Having no place to play in their run-down inner city Los Angeles neighborhood, twelve-year-old Arturo and the other students in his sixth-grade class raise money and build a park, in the process learning about hard work, creativity and teamwork.
  • No Place

    Todd Strasser

    eBook (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, Jan. 28, 2014)
    When Dan and his family go from middle class to homeless, issues of injustice rise to the forefront in this relatable, timely novel from Todd Strasser that VOYA calls “poignant,” “darkly humorous,” and “exceptionally thought-provoking.”It seems like Dan has it all. He’s a baseball star who is part of the popular crowd and dates the hottest girl in school. Then his family loses their home. Forced to move into the town’s Tent City, Dan feels his world shifting. His friends try to pretend that everything’s cool, but they’re not the ones living among the homeless. As Dan struggles to adjust to his new life, he gets involved with the people who are fighting for better conditions and services for the residents of Tent City. But someone wants Tent City gone, and will stop at nothing until it’s destroyed...
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  • No Place

    Kay Haugaard

    Paperback (Milkweed Editions, June 4, 2007)
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  • My Safe Place

    Dawn Muir, Raymond Cramb

    Paperback (Ray Cramb, )
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  • My Safe Place

    Dawn Muir, Raymond Cramb

    Paperback (Independently published, Aug. 1, 2013)
    My Safe Place follows a small boy over the course of a year. A child who goes from being withdrawn with low self esteem to believing anything is possible. This book has been carefully written and illustrated, so that all children no matter what age can understand and relate to the story in their own way.To most children their safe place would be at home however, this isn’t the case for many. Their Safe Place could be a foster carers, grandmas house or even a family centre.It can be difficult for children to open up and express their true feelings. Reading books and looking at pictures are a great talking point for children.
  • No Safe Place

    Deborah Ellis

    Paperback (Groundwood Books, Sept. 13, 2011)
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  • No Place

    Todd Strasser

    Paperback
    When Dan and his family go from middle class to homeless, issues of injustice rise to the forefront in this relatable, timely novel from Todd Strasser that VOYA calls “poignant,” “darkly humorous,” and “exceptionally thought-provoking.” It seems like Dan has it all. He’s a baseball star who is part of the popular crowd and dates the hottest girl in school. Then his family loses their home. Forced to move into the town’s Tent City, Dan feels his world shifting. His friends try to pretend that everything’s cool, but they’re not the ones living among the homeless. As Dan struggles to adjust to his new life, he gets involved with the people who are fighting for better conditions and services for the residents of Tent City. But someone wants Tent City gone, and will stop at nothing until it’s destroyed...
  • No Place

    Kay Haugaard

    Library Binding (Turtleback Books, June 4, 2007)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Having no place to play in their run-down inner city Los Angeles neighborhood, twelve-year-old Arturo and the other students in his sixth-grade class raise money and build a park, in the process learning about hard work, creativity and teamwork.
  • No Place

    Kay Haugaard

    Hardcover (Milkweed, Jan. 1, 1998)
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