Friday, December 21, 2012
Book Review: Unstoppable by Tim Green
Title: Unstoppable
Author: Tim Green
Series: None
Publisher: Harper
Released: September 18, 2012
Website: http://www.timgreenbooks.com/
Summary:
On the field or off, it takes all you've got to be a winner.
If anyone understands the phrase "tough luck," it's Harrison. As a foster kid in a cruel home, he knows his dream of one day playing for the NFL is a long shot.
Then Harrison's luck seems to change. He is brought into a new home with kind, loving parents—his new dad is even a football coach. Harrison's big build and his incredible determination quickly make him a star running back on the junior high school team. In no time, he's practically unstoppable.
But Harrison's good luck can't last forever.
In his most dramatic and hard-hitting story yet, former NFL defensive end Tim Green writes about what it takes to be a winner, even when it seems like fate has dealt an impossible hand. Inspired by interviews with real-life cancer survivors and insider sports experience, this unforgettable story shows a brave boy who learns what it truly means to be unstoppable.
I thought Unstoppable was a book my son would enjoy and was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed it especially considering football really isn't my thing. I was just going to read the first chapter to be sure it was a book I was comfortable letting my son read. Next thing I knew I was 100 pages into it.
From the cover I was expecting something much different than what I got. Unstoppable is an inspirational heart-warming story I couldn't put down. Appropriate for middle grade on up. This book felt like a it would make a great Hallmark or Disney movie.
Rating: 5 Stars - I loved it!
Content: Clean
Source: From Publisher
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