Hook
“ … He was sitting on the ground with his back up against
the tree trunk, and first I thought, great, he’s okay. But questions blew the
relief away. Why as he sitting there? Why did he leave that board dangling from
one nail above his head? Why was the hammer five feet away in the grass? Why
wasn’t he moving?
Downstairs Abby screamed.”
Recommendation
As you get older, you become more mature and learn the ways
of life. Take for example Crash Coogan, football player, fast runner, snobby
7th grader, and a bully to a boy named Penn Webb. In this story, Crash comes to
realize what’s important in his life after his grandfather suffers a sudden
stroke. Not only does it change him, himself, but it also changes his
relationship with other people. Crash’s changes give us, in fact, important
lessons in life—lessons anyone can use.
This book is suitable for young adults who have a good sense
of humor, but can also handle real-life drama and tragedy. It is a well written
and has a number of plots about relationships among friends and family. Crash
changes for the better as he learns. Maybe, if you read the book you’ll better
prepared for life.
Highly recommended.
Blog by Caraline Le Coz
Author: Jerry Spinelli
Genre: Realistic Fiction
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