Playing for Keeps

Sweet Dreams

by Janice Stevens

Until now, Lindsey was sure that cute, popular Doug McConnell would never notice an ordinary girl like her. But when he shyly offers to teach her how to play basketball, she realizes she might have been wrong. And after he spends hours patiently coaching her, she knows it's true love!Everything seems perfect until Lindsey learns her family must move. She's heartbroken. How can she leave Doug when she's only just found him? But if she could find a way to stay, would she leave her family for the boy she loves?"

Genres: Young Adult

Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

About the author

Janice Stevens is an award winning author whose work has been frequently featured on Valley Public Radio's "Valley Writers Read." Stevens also teaches memoir writing to military veterans and has compiled two volumes of military service memoirs by San Joaquin Valley veterans. In honor of her work with veterans, Stevens has received the Certificate of Award for Women in American History from the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Reviews

[Sofia]

This was an alright book. Nothing much happens until the last third portion where there is some drama and a dilemma for the protagonist. An average story at best. The characters weren't also that memorable for me.

[Esdibee]

This is one of the few books in the Sweet Dreams series wherein the girl doesn't lose herself in the romance. The down-to-earth nature of the story makes it much more sweet and adorable. The simple fact that the whole world doesn't revolve around Doug makes it worth it.

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[Theresa]

a supermarket paperback book for young readers talking about teenage love and responsiblites