homeless children

Examines the worldwide need of children for shelter, discussing such areas as homeless people and different types of homes.

Explores the problem of street kids in America, discussing some of the reasons why young people run away, the dangers of life on the streets, and efforts to combat the situation.

Magician Eric Banyon learns that he has a seventeen-year-old brother Magnus who has also run away from home and lives as a homeless person in Manhatten. Eric is determined to locate him. However he gets involved with the weird mythology created by other homeless kids who claim they are stalked by a demon, "Bloody Mary.".

Describes the special problems homeless teenagers may have and provides help in dealing with emotions and crucial decisions.

Text and photographs tell the story of a homeless family that has been referred to the Henry Street Settlement Urban Family Center on New York City's Lower East Side.

Details the grave situation facing homeless children and their parents who live in shelters and welfare hotels.

Chronicles the author's childhood growing up poor and often homeless with her single mother.

Describes who the homeless are and the personal, economic, and political factors affecting them.

Two girls and two boys, ages nine to twelve, talk about their own personal experiences with homelessness and life in shelters.

Black-and-white photos depict the world of homelessness by homeless children.