Runaway

Runaway

After running away from her fifth foster home, Holly, a twelve-year-old orphan, travels across the country, keeping a journal of her experiences and struggle to survive.
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Cassandra Brickey@readinglegend
4 stars
Nov 18, 2021

I really liked this book I feel for Holly as someone that hasnt had kids and dont know if she ever will (me) I would have took her in as well if I could I am disabled I have Cerebral Palsy my husband has to help me alot with things like cooking and showering and at some point I could see myself homeless even though I hope I never have to see that day

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Milana Marie Waller@milanavanillamarie
4 stars
Aug 25, 2021

The book was good but I feel like I didn't get enough of a glimpse of before her journey and after. There was a bit too much traveling where there should have bee more of the resolution/climax that was only like 20-25 pages

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Lis@seagull
4 stars
Mar 16, 2022
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Patty M.@nerdybookworm
4 stars
Nov 25, 2021
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Lizamarie Urrea@lizardreads
4 stars
Oct 23, 2021
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Audrey Bunten @audreybunten
5 stars
Sep 25, 2021

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