Front and Center

Front and Center by Catherine Gilbert Murdock, published by Houghton Mifflin in 2009, is a reprint edition comprising 256 pages. This installment continues the story of D.J. Schwenk, who finds herself transitioning from the background to the spotlight as various individuals, including her coach and college scouts, have plans for her. As she navigates her basketball journey, D.J. also faces personal challenges, including romantic interests and unresolved feelings for Brian Nelson.

In this engaging narrative, readers will explore themes of sports, social dynamics, and the complexities of adolescence. D.J.’s character, known for her straightforwardness, grapples with the expectations placed upon her while trying to maintain her identity. The book delves into her experiences both on the court and in her daily life, reflecting on the pressures of youth and the importance of self-discovery. This edition offers a continuation of the beloved Dairy Queen series, inviting readers to follow D.J. as she steps out from behind the free-throw line.