The Soccer Fence
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- Nombre de pages256
- Date de parution02/03/2027
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-316-58599-6
- EAN9780316585996
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLittle, Brown Books for Young Re...
Résumé
Perfect for fans of The Trouble with Heroes and Hey, Kiddo, this heartfelt illustrated novel tells the story of two friends who help each other make tough decisions while on a hiking adventure. Two middle schoolers, Jaxson and South, embark on a day-long mission to climb the fire tower at the top of Mount Hope. Until now, the two have been mostly long-distance friends, but after months of planning for and dreaming about this day, they're finally together in-person.
As they hike up the mountain, Jaxson is distracted by flashbacks-vivid thoughts about his mom's deteriorating mental health and his worsening homelife. Meanwhile, South is trying to face their fear of heights, while worrying about disappointing their hyper critical dad. The two are so busy grappling with their inner struggles that they nearly jeopardize their friendship (and developing crush).until it becomes clear they each have to make a tough decision.
But are some things too big to say?Moving, authentic, and hopefully told through prose and illustrated flashbacks, this story is for any young person who needs to remember the strength they can always find in their friends and in themselves.
As they hike up the mountain, Jaxson is distracted by flashbacks-vivid thoughts about his mom's deteriorating mental health and his worsening homelife. Meanwhile, South is trying to face their fear of heights, while worrying about disappointing their hyper critical dad. The two are so busy grappling with their inner struggles that they nearly jeopardize their friendship (and developing crush).until it becomes clear they each have to make a tough decision.
But are some things too big to say?Moving, authentic, and hopefully told through prose and illustrated flashbacks, this story is for any young person who needs to remember the strength they can always find in their friends and in themselves.
