Gib Rides Home

Gib Rides Home

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1998 · English · Hardcover · 4 editions
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Gib Whittaker's existence at Lovell House Orphanage in the early 1900s is a testament to resilience amidst hardship. Surrounded by the cold, institutional walls of the orphanage, Gib grapples with feelings of abandonment and uncertainty. The daily routines and strict rules add to the oppressive atmosphere, yet there is a spark of hope within him. His extraordinary imagination allows him to escape the grim reality, conjuring adventures that transport him far beyond the confines of his dreary surroundings.

As he navigates the challenges of life at Lovell House, Gib's spirit begins to change when unexpected friendships emerge, revealing the power of human connection. He discovers that the bonds formed in adversity can provide warmth and solace, igniting a yearning for something beyond his current circumstances. This journey of self-discovery leads Gib on a quest not just for freedom, but for a place he can truly call home.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 256 pages
Language English
Published Feb 9, 1998
Publisher Delacorte Books for Young Readers
Editions 4 editions
ISBN-10 0385322674
ISBN-13 9780385322676
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