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Moses, Shelia P.

Joseph

174 pp. | McElderry | October, 2008 | Trade ISBN 978-1-4169-1752-6 $16.99
(3) YA Joseph worries that his new friends will discover he's homeless. He also fears that his drug- and alcohol-addicted mother will embarrass him--again. His father, serving in Iraq, wants custody so his son can live a stable life, but Joseph feels torn about abandoning Momma. Moses offers an authentic and heartbreaking view of a determined kid who just needs a break.
Reviewer: Nancy Hull

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