In the 1960s, the Bross family was chosen to promote a polio vaccine, but by 1973, they were homeless. Their mother's unconventional behavior led to their separation, with the children scattered among strangers. Tom, at twelve, found himself living in a garage. This is just the beginning of their challenging journey, depicted in this gripping narrative.
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Don’t Call Me Jupiter
By Tom J. Bross
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