11-year-old Zoe Flynn's family loses their home and goes on the road, living out of their van, in search of a new one. Zoe's father has trouble finding a new job, and the family struggles to make their way out of homelessness. Zoe struggles with moving, finding new friends, and having to keep her family's circumstances a secret. The family's problems are well-addressed in the book, both from the children's perspective and from the adults'. The story is chronological and the plot progressive, with a somewhat predictable outcome, but this book is a realistic depiction of a current problem and gives the reader a new perspective. Recommended purchase. Ages 9-12. ( )