In the 1960s, the Bross family was chosen to promote a polio vaccine, but by 1973, they were homeless. Their mother's unconventional behavior led to their separation, with the children scattered among strangers. Tom, at twelve, found himself living in a garage. This is just the beginning of their challenging journey, depicted in this gripping narrative.
Don’t Call Me Jupiter
"If you enjoy reading about unconventional family dynamics, challenging childhood experiences, and stories of resilience, you would appreciate this book."
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