Rather than treating homelessness as a distant issue, this book insists on human closeness, moral attention, and the failures that allow suffering to remain publicly visible yet privately ignored. It blends story, reflection, and social critique in a way that pushes the reader past abstraction and toward responsibility. Earnest, clear-eyed, and humane, it asks not only what is broken, but what it would mean to respond.
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