Almost Home by Joan Bauer

Leeland lost a lot of money and I borrowed it, then they lost their house. It started with the main idea: homeless. The main idea is that they (the Sugar and Leba lose their homes, then they have to survive, and the Sugar must be away from Leva (her mother) "When King dies he is The main idea of ​​the problem was "My grandfather passed away" "Mr Leeland wants to repay money just as you trust your dog to see your food "Leeland did not refund money.

Three new books by Joan Bauer's "Almost Home", "Partner", writer M. H. Herlong, and "Winter Dog" by Bobbie Pyron are exploring this long-standing theme. Everyone is pursuing a similar premise. There is no one who rely on trust, friendship, and body safety other than pets alone with children who confront hostile environments. They tell the old story of "boys and his dogs", but young readers will discover fresh dramas and sorrows and involve them in these stories.

Joan Bauer (www.joanbauer.com) is the author of numerous books for young readers. She is Newbery Medal of Honor and Road Rules, L. A. I won the Times Book Award. Christopher Awards was awarded to Hope is Here and Close to Famous and also received the Schneider Family Book Award. Joan has won numerous state awards for readers to vote. School library magazine says, "When creating a strong, independent and interesting character, Bauer is alone." Joan Bauer lives in Brooklyn, New York.

People grow up and down in everyday life. The experience of daily life will make people grow. In Joan Bauer's novel "Road Rules", Jenna Boller is mature with her own life experience and exchanges with others. Through the novel, we will witness Jenna's maturity by receiving several gifts. Will, Harry Bender and her father's unimportant gift. These people help her grow and mature. Give others self-esteem. At the beginning of the whole novel, Jenna did not show how to associate with a man of his age, but after seeing Will with the ball, the man started feeling better. She noticed that it is very important for her mother to be right and to interact with young people of opposite sex. "Ballroom dance techniques are always very popular in later life, I have never touched such a young man" (148)