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Jumper

1993
Davy, a young man, discovers he has a power that sets him apart from others, teleporting.

Silver bells

a holiday tale
2004
Widowed Christmas tree farmer Christopher Byrne and widowed librarian Catherine Tierney are brought together when Christopher returns to the Manhattan street corner where he last saw his sixteen-year-old son, who ran away the year before.

Winter and night

2002
Private investigator Bill Smith tracks a fifteen-year-old boy who has escaped police custody back to his home town in New Jersey, where he hopes to learn more about why the boy is on the run.

Family honor

1999
Boston private investigator Sunny Randall finds herself in the middle of a shooting war with the mob when she is hired by a wealthy family to locate their runaway daughter Millicent, and must call upon her underworld contacts to rescue the teen who has turned to prostitution.

Runaways

in their own words : kids talking about living on the streets
1990
Contains representative stories of young people who have run away from home and are part of the "hardcore homeless" teenage population.

Last chance

2009
Teenage runaways Melanie and Trent try to stay in school after they leave home and try to stay off the streets by getting part-time jobs, but it becomes difficult to balance the demands of school with their low-paying jobs.

Augusta, gone

a true story
2001
Martha Tod Dudman discusses how she dealt with her daughter's drug addiction.

Willie and the rattlesnake king

1999
A thirteen-year-old boy learns life's lessons when he runs away from the farm to join a traveling medicne show.

The elementals

2013
In 1917, Kate Witherspoon, who has lived a bohemian life with her artist parents, goes to Los Angeles where she meets crippled midwestern farm boy, Julian Birch, another runaway, and together they realize they have the ability to triumph over death and time.

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