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Books like Road Home

Explore 24 books like Road Home by Rex Ogle — a handpicked selection united by Homelessness & Poverty, Depression & Mental Illness, Poverty & Homelessness, and Young Adult Nonfiction.

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Top related books to Road Home

A handpicked shelf of strong matches chosen for shared themes, literary overlap, and a broader spread of voices.

Abuela, Don’t Forget Me

Rex Ogle

Themes: Poverty & Homelessness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

Three Little Words A Memoir

Ashley Rhodes-Courter

Themes: Poverty & Homelessness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

The Teen Guide to Global Action How to Connect with Others (near & Far) to Create Social Change

Barbara A. Lewis

Themes: Poverty & Homelessness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

My Trans Parent A User Guide for When Your Parent Transitions

Heather Bryant

Themes: Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics • LGBTQ

The Fire Never Goes Out A Memoir in Pictures

ND Stevenson

Themes: Depression & Mental Illness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

Rainbow Revolutionaries Fifty LGBTQ+ People Who Made History

Sarah Prager

Themes: Social Topics • LGBTQ • Sociology

Storybooth

Themes: Depression & Mental Illness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

Mas Alla de Mi

Francisco Jiménez

Themes: Poverty & Homelessness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

It’s Your World Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going!

Chelsea Clinton

Themes: Poverty & Homelessness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

#10

Breaking Through

Francisco Jiménez

Themes: Poverty & Homelessness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

#11

Autism Spectrum Disorder The Ultimate Teen Guide

Francis Tabone

Themes: Depression & Mental Illness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

#12

Food The New Gold

Kathlyn Gay

Themes: Poverty & Homelessness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

#13

Ana’s Story A Journey of Hope

Jenna Bush Hager

Themes: Depression & Mental Illness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

#14

Homeless Youth

Cherese Cartlidge

Themes: Poverty & Homelessness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

#15

A Beginner’s Guide to the Four Psychic Clair Senses Clairvoyance, Clairaudience, Claircognizance, Clairsentience

Kevin Hunter

Themes: Depression & Mental Illness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

#16

Same But Different Teen Life on the Autism Express

Holly Robinson Peete

Themes: Depression & Mental Illness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

#17

We are Not Broken

George Matthew Johnson

Themes: Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics • LGBTQ

#18

Brave Face A Memoir

Shaun David Hutchinson

Themes: Depression & Mental Illness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

#19

“I Will Not be Erased” Our Stories about Growing Up as People of Colour

gal-dem

Themes: Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics • LGBTQ

#20

Beginners Welcome

Cindy Baldwin

Themes: Depression & Mental Illness • Poverty & Homelessness • Social Topics

#21

LGBTQ The Survival Guide for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning Teens

Kelly Madrone

Themes: Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics • LGBTQ

#22

We Move the World

Kari Lavelle

Themes: Social Topics • LGBTQ • Sociology

#23

Happiness Is a Choice for Teens

Paul D. Meier

Themes: Depression & Mental Illness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

#24

Live Fearless A Call to Power, Passion, and Purpose

Sadie Robertson Huff

Themes: Depression & Mental Illness • Young Adult Nonfiction • Social Topics

This list brings together 24 books that share meaningful common ground with Road Home by Rex Ogle. Connected by Homelessness & Poverty, Depression & Mental Illness, Poverty & Homelessness. Authors featured include Rex Ogle, Ashley Rhodes-Courter, Barbara A. Lewis, Heather Bryant, and others. Each pick was selected for thematic and literary overlap — not just genre similarity.