No Place to Call Home: Inside the Real Lives of Gypsies and Travellers - A Gripping Exploration of Nomadic Cultures for History Enthusiasts and Social Researchers" （注：原标题已经是英文且具有文学性，因此主要优化方向是： 1. 保持原标题的情感冲击力 2. 添加明确的受众定位关键词 3. 补充使用场景说明）

This is one of the most accessible books I've come across that has been written about Romanies and Travellers. It is well researched, informative and written with a big heart. It explodes many myths and stereotypes about Travellers and Katherine Quarmby has written this book having spent proper time getting to know the people she's writing about. She has clearly also tried to give voice to those people who stereotype and harass Travellers and who are responsible for making their lives a mixture of misery and tragedy. Those people often declined to co-operate with his book, further demonstrating their ignorance and perhaps fear. But a clear message that shines through is that Travellers are resilient and strong, have great family bonds and a remarkable sense of community which we in the settled community could do well to learn from. Whilst this is a tragic story of harassment, persecution and eviction I also found this book very uplifting. It should certainly be on the reading lists at educational establishments teaching subjects such as history and sociology.