Sitting on Top of the World

In "Sitting on Top of the World," fourteen-year-old June Baker finds herself navigating the harsh realities of the Great Depression in 1933 Tennessee. Determined to save her family's struggling farm, she disguises herself as a boy, sneaks into a hobo camp, and hops freight trains in search of work. As she faces the dangers of her new life, June discovers that the railroad worker she becomes fond of harbors a life-altering secret that could reshape her future. This engaging audiobook resonates with both teens and adults, making it a valuable addition to classroom libraries.