Julian Toubes’s Reviews > On the Court with...Stephen Curry > Status Update

The point of view of this book is 3rd person limited. The reason I know this is because it is a biography book. So we know its told by an outside narrator. But knows some of the thoughts and feelings Curry has because of the research they did to write the book. But it only knows Curry's feelings and thoughts not all the characters. So it's not a 3rd person omniscient.

This book has three different genres. It is a informational persuasive biography. It is a biography because it talks about Stephen Curry's life. It is also informational because it gives you information about Stephen Curry.It is also persuasive because it can make you become a Curry fan or maybe just a Golden State Warriors fan.

The audience and purpose of On the Court with Stephen Curry. The purpose of this book is to share stuff about Stephen Curry's life and his journey to the NBA. The Audience reading this book most likely have interest in basketball or maybe just Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors and I think the age range for this book is probably mostly kids.

The summary of this book is about the main character Stephen Curry. It's about his life at a young age getting better at basketball and going to college and playing basketball at Davidson and how he got drafted going into the NBA going to the Golden State Warriors. And how people thought he wasn't going to be good because of injuries but proved them wrong and won and championship.

I have many connections between me and this book but there's one that I really like. The one I mainly like is that everyone thinks Stephen is small and bad at basketball because of his height but ends up proving them wrong. I can connect to this because i'm small like Stephen and sometimes people don't think I play basketball because of my height.

One setting in the book is on June 25, 2009 at Madison Square Garden. This scene is this is where all the basketball prospects are for the NBA draft and where Stephen is going to get drafted. Stephen was also in the green room with his parents, sister Sydel, and Girlfriend Ayesha Alexander this is where Stephen was sitting during the draft. I found this information on page 39.

There is a good amount of conflict in this book. The main conflict is Stephen Curry. Reason being is because of his size. When coaches would watch Stephen they liked him he could shoot the ball, was athletic, had everything a basketball player needed the one thing they counted out was his size and height. But that didn't stop Stephen. Coach McKilop loved Stephen and pushed him to where he is today.