Heidi Stevens: 'As a child, if I died and my family died, no one would care.' Author sheds light on childhood poverty, homelessness
David Ambroz’s gorgeous new memoir, “A Place Called Home,” begins in Manhattan at Christmas. He and his mom and two older siblings are trudging through the streets on a bitterly cold night, trying to find a place to sleep, trying not to be assaulted, trying not to starve.
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