Hurricane Heat
Hurricane Heat by Steven Barwin, published by Orca Book Publishers in 2013, is a 176-page work of juvenile fiction that explores themes of family, loss, and resilience. The story follows Travis Barkley, a young southpaw whose life is turned upside down after the tragic death of his parents and his separation from his sister, Amanda. As he navigates the challenges of the foster-care system, a mysterious postcard from Amanda prompts him to embark on a journey to southern California in search of her.
In his quest, Travis encounters new friends Jesse and Ethan, who support him in his search for Amanda. As he becomes involved with Ethan’s baseball team, Travis finds himself at a crossroads, torn between his passion for the sport and the desire to reconnect with his sister. This edition delves into the complexities of sibling relationships and the impact of sports on personal growth, making it a relatable read for young adults facing similar challenges.
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Everything stops making sense for southpaw Travis Barkley when his parents die in a car crash and he is separated from his sister, Amanda. After years of being in the foster-care system, Travis receives a puzzling postcard from Amanda and heads to southern California to try to find her. His search is a dead-end until he meets Jesse and Ethan. With the help of his new friends, Travis continues to look for Amanda. Travis’s love of baseball is rekindled when Ethan convinces him to pitch on his baseball team. His attention divided, Travis must decide between jeopardizing his chance at a future in baseball and connecting with his sister.
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