| Edition |
First edition. |
| Description |
372 pages ; 21 cm |
| Note |
Companion novel to: Jumping off swings. |
| Summary |
"This isn't how Josh expected to spend senior year. He thought he'd be hanging out with his best friends, Dave and Caleb, driving around, partying, just like always. But here he is, miles from home--going to a new school, living with his Jackie Chan-obsessed uncle, Larry. Trying to forget. But Josh can't forget. So many things bring back memories of last year and the night that changed everything. He thinks about it every day. The pain, the shame, the just not knowing are never far from his thoughts. Why is he such a loser? How could he have done what he did? There are moments of peace, like when he's practicing karate paired with Stella, the girl upstairs and his one true friend. When they move together through the katas, Josh feels connected in a way he has never felt before. He wonders if they could be more than friends, but Stella's jealous boyfriend will make sure that doesn't happen. Maybe it doesn't matter. If Stella knew the truth, would she still think he was a true karate man?"--From publisher description. |
| Study Program |
Accelerated Reader AR UG 3.3 9.0 160436. |
| Subject |
Teenage boys -- Juvenile fiction.
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Uncles -- Juvenile fiction.
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Karate -- Training -- Juvenile fiction.
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Interpersonal relations -- Juvenile fiction.
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Emotional problems of teenagers -- Juvenile fiction.
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Teenage boys -- Fiction.
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Uncles -- Fiction.
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Karate -- Training -- Fiction.
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Interpersonal relations -- Fiction.
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Emotional problems -- Fiction.
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| Genre/Form |
Young adult fiction.
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| ISBN |
9780763662806 hardcover |
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0763662801 hardcover |
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