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The story explores the impact of sudden life changes on self-worth and the prevalence of bullying. Maggie, once a happy junior high student, faces hardship when her family loses their farm and becomes homeless, living in a camper. Despite her mother's insistence that she return to school, Maggie is bullied for her appearance by a wealthy classmate. The narrative highlights how circumstances can distort perceptions of value, ultimately showing that when her father's situation improves, Maggie's true worth is recognized, leading to the end of the bullying.
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Little House on the Highway - A Story of a Homeless Family & School Bullying, Janet Miller
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- 2011
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