A Way Home

A Way HomeAuthor: Emily Brewin ISBN: 9781922858382 Publisher: MidnightSun Publishing Year first published: 22 Apr 2024 Pages: 224 Format: Paperback softback Age range 13+ Sixteen year old Grace lives under a bridge in Melbourne's CBD. It's cold and wet, but hidden. Safe, at least, until she can go home. When winter drives her to the City Library one morning, Grace meets Louie, a weird kid with his own problems, and discovers a community piano. The piano reminds

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