Football Nightmare
Football Nightmare by Robert Hirschfeld, published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers in September 2001, is a 128-page work that explores the emotional challenges faced by young athletes. The story follows Keith Stedman, who is haunted by a pivotal moment in his football career—the dropped pass that cost his team a game. As he grapples with feelings of failure and the pressure to succeed, Keith considers stepping away from the sport altogether, but the support of his friends and family encourages him to confront his fears.
In this edition, readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of self-esteem, resilience, and the impact of social dynamics in sports. As Keith navigates his obsession with the past, he faces competition from a teammate determined to remind him of his mistake. The book presents a relatable journey of overcoming personal obstacles and finding strength in the face of adversity, making it a thoughtful read for those interested in juvenile fiction that addresses emotions and family dynamics within the context of sports.
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A miserable memory dogs Keith’s every move Keith Stedman dropped the pass. The game-winning, undefeated-record-making pass that would have made him a hero instead of a loser. Now, a year later, that missed pass still haunts him, so much so that he’s considering quitting football for good. His friends and family finally convince him to stick with it, but Keith’s troubles are far from over. Another player is out for his position and seems determined to do everything he can to keep the dropped pass memory alive in the minds of the whole team – including Keith. Can Keith overcome his own obsession with the past and succeed in the present?
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