The House on Dirty-Third Street by Jo S. Kittinger

When a Mother and her young daughter have to move into a different house, the only one they can afford is in an older neighborhood on Thirty-third Street. When the daughter sees it, she thinks it should be named Dirty-third street, because the house, and the neighborhood are rundown and dingy.

But members of their new church, and then their new neighbors, help them clean and paint and fix up the house, and they end up with a new home, not an old house.


32 pages