'Streetkid in the Cityconfronts an issue that many people ignore. It offers an insight into a way of life that exists on our city streets that is alien, confronting and difficult to understand for many of us.'Redland Times, Cleveland
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Raw, immediate, absorbing, this volume presents the true account of life on the streets of Perth, written by a teenage streetkid. Part diary and part interview, the text provides a voice to an underclass that has often been ignored, categorized and patronized. Amongst the despair and the violence there is an invitation to understanding. The author hopes that, by understanding what actually happens on the streets, what juveniles are like and how they can be helped, the Australian government might make an improvement with problems, solutions and relationships with juveniles.
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