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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What happens when life falls apart?For two years, author Marshall Cantone walked the streets of Lakeland, Florida, getting to know the men and women most people pass by without a second glance. Veterans, mothers, fathers, workers, addicts, dreamers, survivors, each carrying a story of hardship, resilience, loss, and hope.In Left Outside: Lakeland's Hidden Community, Cantone shares the deeply personal journeys of individuals experiencing homelessness, revealing the human faces behind a crisis often misunderstood. Through candid conversations and powerful photographs, readers meet people like Danny, a street musician who finds joy despite living in his car; Nathan, a wounded veteran struggling with PTSD; Jennifer, a mother battling addiction and unimaginable tragedy; and many others whose lives were altered by circumstances, trauma, and difficult choices.More than a book about homelessness, Left Outside is a compassionate exploration of humanity. It challenges stereotypes, confronts uncomfortable realities, and reminds us that the line between stability and homelessness is often far thinner than we imagine.Honest, moving, and deeply personal, this collection of stories offers a rare glimpse into a hidden community and the strength, dignity, and hope that persist even in the most difficult circumstances.Perfect for readers interested in social issues, homelessness, community outreach, human-interest stories, sociology, and inspirational true-life narratives. Candid stories and powerful photos reveal the hidden lives, struggles, and resilience of people experiencing homelessness. A moving, humanizing look at a crisis often misunderstood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Mike Pelligrino already survived one nightmare by the time this story really gets going. Falsely accused of robbing an apartment that belonged to a woman he'd been casually dating, he spent a year fighting the charge, arrested, interrogated, and finally put in front of a jury in Rhode Island with his whole future riding on their verdict. He walked out acquitted, but not exactly whole. He rebuilds in Florida with a new job, a new relationship, and a careful, imperfect peace with the alcoholic father who made his childhood a minefield.Then comes an afternoon that should mean nothing. Mike has a rare day off and slips into a nearly empty theater to catch a matinee he knows nothing about, called Beware! This Is Your Life. It opens sweet, black-and-white and nostalgic, a picture-perfect 1950s family with kids on bikes and a station wagon in the driveway. But somewhere in the second reel, things stop feeling like a movie and start feeling like a memory. The names match. The house matches. The father drinking behind a closed bedroom door matches. What starts as an eerie coincidence turns into something Mike can't look away from: his own childhood, his own trauma, playing out in front of him on a screen he can't stop and can't leave.Marshall Cantone writes this one in a voice that feels like a guy telling you the story over a beer, blunt, funny in places it probably shouldn't be, and completely unguarded when it counts. It's part courtroom drama, part coming-of-age story, and part something closer to a Twilight Zone episode, and by the final pages it becomes something else entirely: a reckoning with what it actually does to a person to grow up in a house where you never knew which version of your father was coming home.If you're drawn to stories about the long reach of family trauma, addiction, and the things we bury without realizing we never actually buried them, this one will stay with you. After surviving a wrongful criminal accusation, a man finds his carefully rebuilt life shattered when a random movie screening begins to mirror his own traumatic childhood with unsettling precision. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What happens when life falls apart?For two years, author Marshall Cantone walked the streets of Lakeland, Florida, getting to know the men and women most people pass by without a second glance. Veterans, mothers, fathers, workers, addicts, dreamers, survivors, each carrying a story of hardship, resilience, loss, and hope.In Left Outside: Lakeland's Hidden Community, Cantone shares the deeply personal journeys of individuals experiencing homelessness, revealing the human faces behind a crisis often misunderstood. Through candid conversations and powerful photographs, readers meet people like Danny, a street musician who finds joy despite living in his car; Nathan, a wounded veteran struggling with PTSD; Jennifer, a mother battling addiction and unimaginable tragedy; and many others whose lives were altered by circumstances, trauma, and difficult choices.More than a book about homelessness, Left Outside is a compassionate exploration of humanity. It challenges stereotypes, confronts uncomfortable realities, and reminds us that the line between stability and homelessness is often far thinner than we imagine.Honest, moving, and deeply personal, this collection of stories offers a rare glimpse into a hidden community and the strength, dignity, and hope that persist even in the most difficult circumstances.Perfect for readers interested in social issues, homelessness, community outreach, human-interest stories, sociology, and inspirational true-life narratives. Through intimate portraits and raw storytelling, this moving collection peels back the layers of invisibility to reveal the profound resilience and shared humanity of those living on the fringes of society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Mike Pelligrino already survived one nightmare by the time this story really gets going. Falsely accused of robbing an apartment that belonged to a woman he'd been casually dating, he spent a year fighting the charge, arrested, interrogated, and finally put in front of a jury in Rhode Island with his whole future riding on their verdict. He walked out acquitted, but not exactly whole. He rebuilds in Florida with a new job, a new relationship, and a careful, imperfect peace with the alcoholic father who made his childhood a minefield.Then comes an afternoon that should mean nothing. Mike has a rare day off and slips into a nearly empty theater to catch a matinee he knows nothing about, called Beware! This Is Your Life. It opens sweet, black-and-white and nostalgic, a picture-perfect 1950s family with kids on bikes and a station wagon in the driveway. But somewhere in the second reel, things stop feeling like a movie and start feeling like a memory. The names match. The house matches. The father drinking behind a closed bedroom door matches. What starts as an eerie coincidence turns into something Mike can't look away from: his own childhood, his own trauma, playing out in front of him on a screen he can't stop and can't leave.Marshall Cantone writes this one in a voice that feels like a guy telling you the story over a beer, blunt, funny in places it probably shouldn't be, and completely unguarded when it counts. It's part courtroom drama, part coming-of-age story, and part something closer to a Twilight Zone episode, and by the final pages it becomes something else entirely: a reckoning with what it actually does to a person to grow up in a house where you never knew which version of your father was coming home.If you're drawn to stories about the long reach of family trauma, addiction, and the things we bury without realizing we never actually buried them, this one will stay with you. After surviving a wrongful criminal accusation, a man finds his carefully rebuilt life shattered when a random movie screening begins to mirror his own traumatic childhood with unsettling precision. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What happens when life falls apart For two years, author Marshall Cantone walked the streets of Lakeland, Florida, getting to know the men and women most people pass by without a second glance. Veterans, mothers, fathers, workers, addicts, dreamers, survivors, each carrying a story of hardship, resilience, loss, and hope.In Left Outside: Lakeland's Hidden Community, Cantone shares the deeply personal journeys of individuals experiencing homelessness, revealing the human faces behind a crisis often misunderstood. Through candid conversations and powerful photographs, readers meet people like Danny, a street musician who finds joy despite living in his car; Nathan, a wounded veteran struggling with PTSD; Jennifer, a mother battling addiction and unimaginable tragedy; and many others whose lives were altered by circumstances, trauma, and difficult choices.More than a book about homelessness, Left Outside is a compassionate exploration of humanity. It challenges stereotypes, confronts uncomfortable realities, and reminds us that the line between stability and homelessness is often far thinner than we imagine.Honest, moving, and deeply personal, this collection of stories offers a rare glimpse into a hidden community and the strength, dignity, and hope that persist even in the most difficult circumstances.Perfect for readers interested in social issues, homelessness, community outreach, human-interest stories, sociology, and inspirational true-life narratives. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What happens when life falls apart?For two years, author Marshall Cantone walked the streets of Lakeland, Florida, getting to know the men and women most people pass by without a second glance. Veterans, mothers, fathers, workers, addicts, dreamers, survivors, each carrying a story of hardship, resilience, loss, and hope.In Left Outside: Lakeland's Hidden Community, Cantone shares the deeply personal journeys of individuals experiencing homelessness, revealing the human faces behind a crisis often misunderstood. Through candid conversations and powerful photographs, readers meet people like Danny, a street musician who finds joy despite living in his car; Nathan, a wounded veteran struggling with PTSD; Jennifer, a mother battling addiction and unimaginable tragedy; and many others whose lives were altered by circumstances, trauma, and difficult choices.More than a book about homelessness, Left Outside is a compassionate exploration of humanity. It challenges stereotypes, confronts uncomfortable realities, and reminds us that the line between stability and homelessness is often far thinner than we imagine.Honest, moving, and deeply personal, this collection of stories offers a rare glimpse into a hidden community and the strength, dignity, and hope that persist even in the most difficult circumstances.Perfect for readers interested in social issues, homelessness, community outreach, human-interest stories, sociology, and inspirational true-life narratives. Candid stories and powerful photos reveal the hidden lives, struggles, and resilience of people experiencing homelessness. A moving, humanizing look at a crisis often misunderstood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What happens when life falls apart For two years, author Marshall Cantone walked the streets of Lakeland, Florida, getting to know the men and women most people pass by without a second glance. Veterans, mothers, fathers, workers, addicts, dreamers, survivors, each carrying a story of hardship, resilience, loss, and hope.In Left Outside: Lakeland's Hidden Community, Cantone shares the deeply personal journeys of individuals experiencing homelessness, revealing the human faces behind a crisis often misunderstood. Through candid conversations and powerful photographs, readers meet people like Danny, a street musician who finds joy despite living in his car; Nathan, a wounded veteran struggling with PTSD; Jennifer, a mother battling addiction and unimaginable tragedy; and many others whose lives were altered by circumstances, trauma, and difficult choices.More than a book about homelessness, Left Outside is a compassionate exploration of humanity. It challenges stereotypes, confronts uncomfortable realities, and reminds us that the line between stability and homelessness is often far thinner than we imagine.Honest, moving, and deeply personal, this collection of stories offers a rare glimpse into a hidden community and the strength, dignity, and hope that persist even in the most difficult circumstances.Perfect for readers interested in social issues, homelessness, community outreach, human-interest stories, sociology, and inspirational true-life narratives. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What happens when life falls apart?For two years, author Marshall Cantone walked the streets of Lakeland, Florida, getting to know the men and women most people pass by without a second glance. Veterans, mothers, fathers, workers, addicts, dreamers, survivors, each carrying a story of hardship, resilience, loss, and hope.In Left Outside: Lakeland's Hidden Community, Cantone shares the deeply personal journeys of individuals experiencing homelessness, revealing the human faces behind a crisis often misunderstood. Through candid conversations and powerful photographs, readers meet people like Danny, a street musician who finds joy despite living in his car; Nathan, a wounded veteran struggling with PTSD; Jennifer, a mother battling addiction and unimaginable tragedy; and many others whose lives were altered by circumstances, trauma, and difficult choices.More than a book about homelessness, Left Outside is a compassionate exploration of humanity. It challenges stereotypes, confronts uncomfortable realities, and reminds us that the line between stability and homelessness is often far thinner than we imagine.Honest, moving, and deeply personal, this collection of stories offers a rare glimpse into a hidden community and the strength, dignity, and hope that persist even in the most difficult circumstances.Perfect for readers interested in social issues, homelessness, community outreach, human-interest stories, sociology, and inspirational true-life narratives. Candid stories and powerful photos reveal the hidden lives, struggles, and resilience of people experiencing homelessness. A moving, humanizing look at a crisis often misunderstood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What happens when life falls apart?For two years, author Marshall Cantone walked the streets of Lakeland, Florida, getting to know the men and women most people pass by without a second glance. Veterans, mothers, fathers, workers, addicts, dreamers, survivors, each carrying a story of hardship, resilience, loss, and hope.In Left Outside: Lakeland's Hidden Community, Cantone shares the deeply personal journeys of individuals experiencing homelessness, revealing the human faces behind a crisis often misunderstood. Through candid conversations and powerful photographs, readers meet people like Danny, a street musician who finds joy despite living in his car; Nathan, a wounded veteran struggling with PTSD; Jennifer, a mother battling addiction and unimaginable tragedy; and many others whose lives were altered by circumstances, trauma, and difficult choices.More than a book about homelessness, Left Outside is a compassionate exploration of humanity. It challenges stereotypes, confronts uncomfortable realities, and reminds us that the line between stability and homelessness is often far thinner than we imagine.Honest, moving, and deeply personal, this collection of stories offers a rare glimpse into a hidden community and the strength, dignity, and hope that persist even in the most difficult circumstances.Perfect for readers interested in social issues, homelessness, community outreach, human-interest stories, sociology, and inspirational true-life narratives. Through intimate portraits and raw storytelling, this moving collection peels back the layers of invisibility to reveal the profound resilience and shared humanity of those living on the fringes of society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What happens when life falls apart?For two years, author Marshall Cantone walked the streets of Lakeland, Florida, getting to know the men and women most people pass by without a second glance. Veterans, mothers, fathers, workers, addicts, dreamers, survivors, each carrying a story of hardship, resilience, loss, and hope.In Left Outside: Lakeland's Hidden Community, Cantone shares the deeply personal journeys of individuals experiencing homelessness, revealing the human faces behind a crisis often misunderstood. Through candid conversations and powerful photographs, readers meet people like Danny, a street musician who finds joy despite living in his car; Nathan, a wounded veteran struggling with PTSD; Jennifer, a mother battling addiction and unimaginable tragedy; and many others whose lives were altered by circumstances, trauma, and difficult choices.More than a book about homelessness, Left Outside is a compassionate exploration of humanity. It challenges stereotypes, confronts uncomfortable realities, and reminds us that the line between stability and homelessness is often far thinner than we imagine.Honest, moving, and deeply personal, this collection of stories offers a rare glimpse into a hidden community and the strength, dignity, and hope that persist even in the most difficult circumstances.Perfect for readers interested in social issues, homelessness, community outreach, human-interest stories, sociology, and inspirational true-life narratives. Through intimate portraits and raw storytelling, this moving collection peels back the layers of invisibility to reveal the profound resilience and shared humanity of those living on the fringes of society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Mike Pelligrino already survived one nightmare by the time this story really gets going. Falsely accused of robbing an apartment that belonged to a woman he'd been casually dating, he spent a year fighting the charge, arrested, interrogated, and finally put in front of a jury in Rhode Island with his whole future riding on their verdict. He walked out acquitted, but not exactly whole. He rebuilds in Florida with a new job, a new relationship, and a careful, imperfect peace with the alcoholic father who made his childhood a minefield.Then comes an afternoon that should mean nothing. Mike has a rare day off and slips into a nearly empty theater to catch a matinee he knows nothing about, called Beware! This Is Your Life. It opens sweet, black-and-white and nostalgic, a picture-perfect 1950s family with kids on bikes and a station wagon in the driveway. But somewhere in the second reel, things stop feeling like a movie and start feeling like a memory. The names match. The house matches. The father drinking behind a closed bedroom door matches. What starts as an eerie coincidence turns into something Mike can't look away from: his own childhood, his own trauma, playing out in front of him on a screen he can't stop and can't leave.Marshall Cantone writes this one in a voice that feels like a guy telling you the story over a beer, blunt, funny in places it probably shouldn't be, and completely unguarded when it counts. It's part courtroom drama, part coming-of-age story, and part something closer to a Twilight Zone episode, and by the final pages it becomes something else entirely: a reckoning with what it actually does to a person to grow up in a house where you never knew which version of your father was coming home.If you're drawn to stories about the long reach of family trauma, addiction, and the things we bury without realizing we never actually buried them, this one will stay with you.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Mike Pelligrino already survived one nightmare by the time this story really gets going. Falsely accused of robbing an apartment that belonged to a woman he'd been casually dating, he spent a year fighting the charge, arrested, interrogated, and finally put in front of a jury in Rhode Island with his whole future riding on their verdict. He walked out acquitted, but not exactly whole. He rebuilds in Florida with a new job, a new relationship, and a careful, imperfect peace with the alcoholic father who made his childhood a minefield.Then comes an afternoon that should mean nothing. Mike has a rare day off and slips into a nearly empty theater to catch a matinee he knows nothing about, called Beware! This Is Your Life. It opens sweet, black-and-white and nostalgic, a picture-perfect 1950s family with kids on bikes and a station wagon in the driveway. But somewhere in the second reel, things stop feeling like a movie and start feeling like a memory. The names match. The house matches. The father drinking behind a closed bedroom door matches. What starts as an eerie coincidence turns into something Mike can't look away from: his own childhood, his own trauma, playing out in front of him on a screen he can't stop and can't leave.Marshall Cantone writes this one in a voice that feels like a guy telling you the story over a beer, blunt, funny in places it probably shouldn't be, and completely unguarded when it counts. It's part courtroom drama, part coming-of-age story, and part something closer to a Twilight Zone episode, and by the final pages it becomes something else entirely: a reckoning with what it actually does to a person to grow up in a house where you never knew which version of your father was coming home.If you're drawn to stories about the long reach of family trauma, addiction, and the things we bury without realizing we never actually buried them, this one will stay with you. After surviving a wrongful criminal accusation, a man finds his carefully rebuilt life shattered when a random movie screening begins to mirror his own traumatic childhood with unsettling precision. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Left Outside | Lakeland's Hidden Community | Marshall Cantone | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Marshall Cantone | EAN 9798240951671 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Mike Pelligrino already survived one nightmare by the time this story really gets going. Falsely accused of robbing an apartment that belonged to a woman he'd been casually dating, he spent a year fighting the charge, arrested, interrogated, and finally put in front of a jury in Rhode Island with his whole future riding on their verdict. He walked out acquitted, but not exactly whole. He rebuilds in Florida with a new job, a new relationship, and a careful, imperfect peace with the alcoholic father who made his childhood a minefield.Then comes an afternoon that should mean nothing. Mike has a rare day off and slips into a nearly empty theater to catch a matinee he knows nothing about, called Beware! This Is Your Life. It opens sweet, black-and-white and nostalgic, a picture-perfect 1950s family with kids on bikes and a station wagon in the driveway. But somewhere in the second reel, things stop feeling like a movie and start feeling like a memory. The names match. The house matches. The father drinking behind a closed bedroom door matches. What starts as an eerie coincidence turns into something Mike can't look away from: his own childhood, his own trauma, playing out in front of him on a screen he can't stop and can't leave.Marshall Cantone writes this one in a voice that feels like a guy telling you the story over a beer, blunt, funny in places it probably shouldn't be, and completely unguarded when it counts. It's part courtroom drama, part coming-of-age story, and part something closer to a Twilight Zone episode, and by the final pages it becomes something else entirely: a reckoning with what it actually does to a person to grow up in a house where you never knew which version of your father was coming home.If you're drawn to stories about the long reach of family trauma, addiction, and the things we bury without realizing we never actually buried them, this one will stay with you. After surviving a wrongful criminal accusation, a man finds his carefully rebuilt life shattered when a random movie screening begins to mirror his own traumatic childhood with unsettling precision. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Mike Pelligrino already survived one nightmare by the time this story really gets going. Falsely accused of robbing an apartment that belonged to a woman he'd been casually dating, he spent a year fighting the charge, arrested, interrogated, and finally put in front of a jury in Rhode Island with his whole future riding on their verdict. He walked out acquitted, but not exactly whole. He rebuilds in Florida with a new job, a new relationship, and a careful, imperfect peace with the alcoholic father who made his childhood a minefield.Then comes an afternoon that should mean nothing. Mike has a rare day off and slips into a nearly empty theater to catch a matinee he knows nothing about, called Beware! This Is Your Life. It opens sweet, black-and-white and nostalgic, a picture-perfect 1950s family with kids on bikes and a station wagon in the driveway. But somewhere in the second reel, things stop feeling like a movie and start feeling like a memory. The names match. The house matches. The father drinking behind a closed bedroom door matches. What starts as an eerie coincidence turns into something Mike can't look away from: his own childhood, his own trauma, playing out in front of him on a screen he can't stop and can't leave.Marshall Cantone writes this one in a voice that feels like a guy telling you the story over a beer, blunt, funny in places it probably shouldn't be, and completely unguarded when it counts. It's part courtroom drama, part coming-of-age story, and part something closer to a Twilight Zone episode, and by the final pages it becomes something else entirely: a reckoning with what it actually does to a person to grow up in a house where you never knew which version of your father was coming home.If you're drawn to stories about the long reach of family trauma, addiction, and the things we bury without realizing we never actually buried them, this one will stay with you. After surviving a wrongful criminal accusation, a man finds his carefully rebuilt life shattered when a random movie screening begins to mirror his own traumatic childhood with unsettling precision. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…