No Safe Place - Tapa blanda

"Ellis continues to be an important voice of moral and social conscience."
-- "Kirkus"

- A CCBC Best Book for Kids & Teens, 2011

- An OLA Best Bets, 2010

- Short-listed for the SYRCA Snow Willow Award, 2011

- Resource Links' Year's Best, 2010

- "What the best literature for young readers can be-simple, elegant language crafted to tell a story as full and rich as life itself. Eminently memorable." "-- Kirkus, starred review"

- "This novel moves fast and furiously...exciting and moving." "-- School Library Journal, starred review"

- "Ellis' young readers love her because she speaks to them as intelligent, empathetic beings who will soon have agency in the world, and in "No Safe Place", this gift is still powerfully evident." "-- Quill & Quire, starred review"
- A CCBC Best Book for Kids & Teens, 2011
- An OLA Best Bets, 2010
- Short-listed for the SYRCA Snow Willow Award, 2011
- Resource Links' Year's Best, 2010
- "What the best literature for young readers can be-simple, elegant language crafted to tell a story as full and rich as life itself. Eminently memorable." "-- Kirkus, starred review"
- "This novel moves fast and furiously...exciting and moving." "-- School Library Journal, starred review"
- "Ellis' young readers love her because she speaks to them as intelligent, empathetic beings who will soon have agency in the world, and in "No Safe Place," this gift is still powerfully evident." "-- Quill & Quire, starred review"
A CCBC Best Book for Kids & Teens, 2011
An OLA Best Bets, 2010
Short-listed for the SYRCA Snow Willow Award, 2011
Resource Links' Year's Best, 2010
"What the best literature for young readers can be-simple, elegant language crafted to tell a story as full and rich as life itself. Eminently memorable." " Kirkus, starred review"
"This novel moves fast and furiouslyexciting and moving." " School Library Journal, starred review"
"Ellis' young readers love her because she speaks to them as intelligent, empathetic beings who will soon have agency in the world, and in "No Safe Place," this gift is still powerfully evident." " Quill & Quire, starred review"
"

A CCBC Best Book for Kids & Teens, 2011
An OLA Best Bets, 2010
Short-listed for the SYRCA Snow Willow Award, 2011
Resource Links' Year's Best, 2010
"What the best literature for young readers can be-simple, elegant language crafted to tell a story as full and rich as life itself. Eminently memorable." Kirkus, starred review
"This novel moves fast and furiouslyexciting and moving." School Library Journal, starred review
"Ellis' young readers love her because she speaks to them as intelligent, empathetic beings who will soon have agency in the world, and in No Safe Place, this gift is still powerfully evident." Quill & Quire, starred review
"

Fifteen-year-old Abdul, having lost everyone he loves, journeys from Baghdad to a migrant community in Calais where he sneaks aboard a boat bound for England, not knowing it carries a cargo of heroin, and when the vessel is involved in a skirmish and the pilot killed, it is up to Abdul and three other young stowaways to complete the journey.