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Getting in the Game

Dawn FitzGerald
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Pages
144
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Roaring Brook Press

About

"I'd rather kiss Derek's padded butt than leave the ice right now with everyone thinking that it's too rough out here for a girl."
Seventh grader Joanna Giordano wants to play ice hockey, but the only game in town is the boys' middle school team. Everyone tries to talk her out of playing-from the principal and the coach to the class bully, and even her best friend, Ben. With humor and a feisty spirit, Joanna fights for her place both on and off the ice.

Related Subjects

  • Girls & Women
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Winter Sports
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Reviews

"Jo's first-person, present-tense narrative is fast and funny, especially the view of portentous adult authority figures, and readers who are caught up by the sports will stay around for the family and friendship drama."
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