group homes

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group homes

In too deep

Robyn Hunter investigates the death of Alex Richmond, who once lived at a home for at-risk youth, and enlists the help of ex-boyfriend Nick to help unravel the mystery of the alleged suicide.
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Sunny

Two of the foster children run away on a road trip adventure before they find their way to a place they can call home. And when the road trip involves a car that can take you to the places in your dreams, anything is possible.
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Sunny

Manga series following a group of kids in a 1970s foster home in Japan. Each chapter focuses on a different character as the group prepares for an approaching typhoon.
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Sunny

With the help of a mystical car named Sunny, a group of foster children transition from a place of painful abandonment to a place of belonging.
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Sunny

Tells the stories of the children and teens in a Japanese orphanage, focusing on the staff, the old owner, his son, and a college student, a former resident at the home.
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Bucking the Sarge

Deeply involved in his cold and manipulative mother's shady business dealings in Flint, Michigan, fourteen-year-old Luther keeps a sense of humor while running the Happy Neighbor Group Home For Men, all the while dreaming of going to college and becoming a philosopher.
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Allegedly

a novel
A young girl, convicted of murder as a child, serves her sentence only to be placed in a group home, where, upon her release, she must grapple with starting over and an unplanned pregnancy.
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The juvie three

2017
Gecko, Arjay, and Terence, all in trouble with the law, must find a way to keep their halfway house open in order to stay out of juvenile detention.
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The disappearance

2017
"When Mike, a teenaged boy with a facial scar, arrives at Medlar House, he becomes friends with Jacob, a boy who refuses to speak even when bullied by the others at the group home."--OCLC.
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Gap life

Despite acceptance from his father's college, Cray decides to take a gap year with Rayne, who helps him find a job at a home for developmentally disabled adults, and he learns more about himself and others than any university could teach him.

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