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Drift Race

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Drift Race is the second book in David Jubermann's exciting fictional series, which is ideal for teenagers, young adults and even adults who are interested in cars and racing.

Story

When Leon attends a drift competition he rediscovers his past and his passion. He befriends Simon, a championship winner, and spirals into the world of adrenaline, fast cars and high speed chases. Soon he becomes a top drift racer himself, but little does he know that this new and exciting world is filled with danger, crime and even death. Can he overcome those who will stop at nothing to beat him?

Action packed from cover to cover." - Todd Wylie, Editor - NZV8 Magazine

"Awesome book, don't miss it." - Brendan Stone, Drift GP Romania Champion

"A great read." - Daynom Templeman, International Drift Competitor

348 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2012

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About the author

David Jubermann

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David Jubermann was born in Germany in 1982 and immigrated with his family to New Zealand in 1990. He has lived most of his life in New Zealand.

In 2006 he published his first book, Shiftlight, which is based in Christchurch. The story was prompted by his personal experiences and those of his friends. The book received many positive reviews.

His second book, Drift Race was published in April 2012. Based on drifting (a motorsport), it is a loose sequel to Shiftlight.

Just Us was published in September 2013. Set in New Zealand, it is a love story about two teenagers from very different backgrounds, who find that they have a lot in common.

His latest book, Hypercar, published in February 2015, follows on from Shiftlight and Drift Race and is the third book in this popular car-series.

Apart from writing, David has a keen interest in travelling, technology and performance cars.

Find out more about David Jubermann:

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www.davidjubermann.com
www.facebook.com/davidjubermann
www.amazon.com/David-Jubermann/e/B007...

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November 6, 2016
Drift Race created some exciting tension because of the change in point-of-view between the main characters. This book would suit a young male reader. It contains plenty of action and also teaches the reader a little about cars and motorsport.

This text deals with a character that has a different way of thinking. Andy acted a lot differently compared to everyone else. He would use language and standover tactics to diminish other characters. I found this interesting, because in the end, Andy did change but only after damage was already done.

This text made me think about young people and the emerging drifting culture. My concerns are around the safety of this. Jubermann did very well in including both the dangers and also the safety features in drift racing. He also did well in teaching the reader an important lesson on how to handle tough situations and conduct yourself under pressure. An emerging theme was 'not to blame others and instead, look at yourself first.'

Overall, I really enjoyed reading this book. The issues the characters faced appealed to me and also many others in my age group.

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