Riding the Waves
Riding the Waves by Theresa Tomlinson is a New Ed edition published by Walker in 2001, featuring 176 pages in English. This book presents the story of Matt, a young boy who idolizes surfers and dreams of experiencing the freedom and adventure they embody in his grey northern seaside town. Instead of pursuing his passion, he finds himself visiting Florrie for a school history project, leading to unexpected discoveries.
Readers will find that the narrative explores themes of aspiration and the contrast between adventure and obligation. As Matt navigates his feelings towards the surfers and his project with Florrie, he uncovers layers of meaning that challenge his initial perceptions. The book touches on topics related to juvenile fiction, boys and men, and water sports, providing a relatable backdrop for young readers interested in sports and recreation.
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Matt hero-worships the surfers, who bring a taste of freedom and adventure to the grey northern seaside town where he lives. He’d love to be one of them, riding the waves, instead of visiting old Florrie for a school history project. But there’s a lot more to Florrie than meets the eye.
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