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Signing Day
As their senior year comes to a close, Iggy and Calvin realize that they might not play football together after they graduate. So when a scout from the University of Coastal California expresses interest in signing both of them, the pair is ecstatic. But while Calvin is becoming more confident in the decision to play for UCC, Iggy isn't so sure. He is torn between his dream to play for a different team and the friend who is more like a brother. If he gets another offer, what will Iggy do? Stay with Calvin? Or set out on his own path and risk losing the friendship forever?
- GenresSports
120 pages, Paperback
Published September 1, 2017
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May 9, 2023
Though I’m not exactly a football fan, I really enjoyed signing day. It was more than anything a book about male friendship, my favorite subject in literature. This one in particular addresses the subject of childhood friends going their own ways as they grow up. It’s a bitter sweet time period that was reflected well in this book.
I couldn’t relate to closely to the main characters of this book, as I didn’t play football. It’s also a bit short, so that’s why I only gave it four stars. Still though, I greatly enjoyed this book. It was also a clean, completely family friendly story which I appreciated. Though intended for younger readers, I’m not embarrassed to admit to liking it.
I couldn’t relate to closely to the main characters of this book, as I didn’t play football. It’s also a bit short, so that’s why I only gave it four stars. Still though, I greatly enjoyed this book. It was also a clean, completely family friendly story which I appreciated. Though intended for younger readers, I’m not embarrassed to admit to liking it.
February 1, 2018
3.5 stars
Do you have struggling/reluctant readers looking for a football books that also have a friendship plot-line as well. Do they also want solid writing? And main characters from Hawaii? That's a lot to ask from one hi-lo book, but this one has it all. A solid and engaging book about two good friends who are about to graduate high school and are exploring possible scholarship opportunities on the mainland. I'll be looking to pick up the other books in the series to add to my middle school collection.
Do you have struggling/reluctant readers looking for a football books that also have a friendship plot-line as well. Do they also want solid writing? And main characters from Hawaii? That's a lot to ask from one hi-lo book, but this one has it all. A solid and engaging book about two good friends who are about to graduate high school and are exploring possible scholarship opportunities on the mainland. I'll be looking to pick up the other books in the series to add to my middle school collection.
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