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Pieces of Me

Pieces of Me

by Darlene Ryan
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tagged : sexual abuse), homelessness & poverty, general (see also headings under social themes)
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Pure Spring

Pure Spring

by Brian Doyle
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also available: Paperback Hardcover
tagged : multigenerational, canada
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Random

Random

by Lesley Choyce
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tagged : adoption, coming of age
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Red Sea

Red Sea

by Diane Tullson
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tagged : pirates, general (see also headings under social themes), survival stories
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A dhow, an open wooden boat about the same length as ours, is motoring alongside, thudding into our hull. From the edge of the sun, another boat hurtles toward us.
I sense the gunfire more than hear it.
Duncan is yelling at Mom, "Those are warning shots. Cut the engine! They won't hurt us if we cooperate."

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Reviens

Reviens

(Comeback)
by Vicki Grant
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tagged : runaways, law & crime, general (see also headings under social themes)
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Rodent

Rodent

by Lisa J. Lawrence
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tagged : drugs, alcohol, substance abuse, bullying, general (see also headings under social themes)
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Rules for Life

Rules for Life

by Darlene Ryan
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tagged : alternative family, drugs, alcohol, substance abuse, death & dying
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My mother might be dead, but she was still my mother. I knew that, even if my dad seemed to have forgotten.

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Scum

Scum

by James Dekker
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tagged : law & crime, mysteries & detective stories, general (see also headings under social themes)
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At first my mother doesn't seem to understand. Why are there cops at our house? Why are they talking about Danny?
"Where is he?" she says. "Is he all right?"
The taller cop looks down at his partner. I have this weird feeling that they tossed a coin before they rang our doorbell—the loser gets to tell the family.

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