They came out... Their parents didn't accept. They didn't get thrown out... But now she has to live an abusive (emotionally abusive, not physical... Slightly..) household for at least 2 more years... It's better than the streets but she knew she'd have to find a way out. Their best friend and her family are the only one's who accept her... Could they be her way to safety?

****ALL CREDITS TO JAMES BOWEN**** I decided to read the books after seeing the film. It was interesting to see how they changed things in the book and how one sentence in the book could turn into a whole bit of storyline in the film that isn't there in the book. Bowen is to be commended on bringing the issue of homelessness and drugs to a mass audience in such a sympathetic and engaging way. He could have written one long whine about how it went wrong and people didn't give him a chance but it is more like a fantastic tribute to the power of pets and one cat in particular to change a life. It is also wonderful to read about the fabulous people he met and how they helped him when he was in desperate need - it really helps restore your faith in humanity. He doesn't mince his words about some idiots he also came across but the kindness of others was moving.

Once a long time ago four dragons came up with a rule to separate everyone into four clans, but a young dragon is determined to let everyone be together again, and legend says that there is another clan. The baby dragon and her mother look for the other clan, until something really bad happens.

The story about people finding love and experiencing difficulties of life while we moved on through hard times.