The Braves
The Braves by David Klass, published by Puffin in 2003, is a compelling narrative that follows Joe Brickman as he anticipates his year as captain of the Lawndale High soccer team and a budding relationship with his neighbor Kristine. However, as the social dynamics within the school begin to shift, Joe discovers that he is on the wrong side of a new order. The story delves into the longstanding issues of violence and tribalism that have permeated the school environment, challenging Joe to confront these harsh realities.
Readers will find a thought-provoking exploration of the complexities of teenage life and the pressures that come with leadership and social status. As Joe grapples with the brutal rules that dictate the school’s social structure, he must summon the courage to break free from these constraints. This edition spans 293 pages and is presented in English, making it accessible to a wide audience interested in themes relevant to Teen & Young Adult experiences.
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Joe Brickman is looking forward to his year as captain of the Lawndale High soccer team – and to a blooming relationship with his neighbour Kristine. But when the social structure of the school begins to crumble, Joe finds himself on the wrong side of the new order. Violence has always been part of school life – especially at Lawndale. It goes back generations. But as the brutal, tribal rules that govern the school are exposed, Joe has to find the courage to break free…
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