Strays Like Us

Strays Like Us by Richard Peck, published by Dial in May 1998, is a first edition novel written in English with a total of 160 pages. The story follows Molly, who finds herself at her Aunt Fay’s house after a life spent moving from one city to another with her mother. As she adjusts to her new surroundings, Molly grapples with her sense of belonging and enters a hesitant relationship with her neighbor, who shares a similar feeling of being lost.

Readers will discover themes of interpersonal relations and family dynamics as Molly navigates her new life. The narrative explores her struggles with acceptance and connection, reflecting the challenges faced by children in transitional situations. Through Molly’s journey, the book delves into the complexities of forming relationships and the search for stability in an ever-changing environment.