but Heather doesn’t have a daddy

a job that borders on cool

Cat must figure out how to put aside her fears for her sister's sake -- and her own

With powerful verse and striking illustrations by Nikkolas Smith

Pitch Black Maria V. Snyder but Heather doesn’t have a"[Landowne and Horton] collaborate here to bring Horton's story of perseverance and hope to print, and the fluid black and white sequential panels tell it well. The horrors attendant on homelessness are not sugarcoated, and the language is as raw and gritty as one might expect. Powerful."Kirkus Reviews On the subway, do ever notice that people are always looking, but they only see what they want to? Things can be sitting right in front of them and