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Wrestling Sturbridge by Rich Wallace |
Ben
spends his senior year finding himself and trying to prove himself
a worthy wrestler to his coach and his friends. -Suzie Gamble 133 pages (F WAL Bestseller Section) |
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Danger Zone by David Klass |
When
Jimmy joins a mainly Black "teen dream team" that will
be representing the U.S. in an international basketball tournament
in Rome, he makes some discoveries about prejudice and racism. 232 pages (F KLA) |
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Iceman by Chris Lynch |
14-year-old
Eric, a ruthless hockey player prone to violence, tries to come
to grips with his own needs and those of his parents. 181 pages. (F LYN Bestseller Section) |
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Juice by Eric Walters |
| How much does
the new football coach want to win? Very short and easy-to-read. 101 pages. (F WAL Bestseller Section) |
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Painting the Black by Carl Deuker |
When
star athlete Josh Daniels moves in across the street, Ryan doesn't
realize how much his senior year will change. (Baseball) 248 pages.
(F DEU) |
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Necessary Roughness by Marie G. Lee |
| Korean-American Chan moves from L.A. to a small town in Minnesota, where he must cope not only with racism on the football team, but also with the tensions in his relationship with his strict father. 228 pages (F LEE) | |
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Take Off by Todd Strasser |
Kai
is stoked to be moving to Sun Haven, with its great waves. But it
appears that surfing is for "locals only," and Kai doesn't
qualify. (Long but good!) There are 2 sequels in this series. 303 pages. (F STR Bestseller Section) |
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