About “Homecoming”

The 1981 novel by Cynthia Voigt begins with James Tillerman telling his older sister, Dicey, "It's still true" each morning. This phrase reflects the reality that their mother left them in a mall parking lot in Connecticut, and the four siblings must find their way to Great-aunt Cilla's house in Bridgeport. They live with the constant need to save money, avoid attention from authorities, and stay together by moving forward. Dicey hopes to find someone who will care for them, but she fears such hope may be too much to expect. The story marks the start of a Newbery-winning series.

Book details

First published
1981
Latest edition
2002 · ISBN 0689851324
Pages
402
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CoverEditionYearISBN
Homecoming20020689851324Buy on Amazon
The Homecoming20019781581180909Buy on Amazon
Homecoming (Collins Modern Classics)19999780006754275Buy on Amazon
Homecoming19940006750605Buy on Amazon
Homecoming [Unabridged]19929781556905865Buy on Amazon
Homecoming19859780449701911Buy on Amazon
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How many pages is Homecoming?

Homecoming by Cynthia Voigt has 402 pages.