Free Spirit: Growing Up On the Road and Off the Grid

[Safran] spent his childhood "offthe grid," living from place to place in buses, desolate cabins and communes without modern conveniences such as running water or electricity. He and his mother lived mostly on welfare and meager earnings from his mother's occasional odd jobs. He was h...

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Published inBaltimore Jewish Times Vol. 336; no. 7; p. 35
Main Author Floam, Michele J
Format Book Review
LanguageEnglish
Published Baltimore Baltimore Jewish Times 14.02.2014
Subjects
Autobiographies
Hardship
Nonfiction
Safran, Joshua
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Summary:[Safran] spent his childhood "offthe grid," living from place to place in buses, desolate cabins and communes without modern conveniences such as running water or electricity. He and his mother lived mostly on welfare and meager earnings from his mother's occasional odd jobs. He was home schooled by his mother and didn't regularly attend school until age 12, when his upbringing made him a target for bullies.
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ISSN:0005-450X