Mitchell Booth Booth itibaren Stanstead, QC, Kanada itibaren Stanstead, QC, Kanada

Without a doubt the best of the three books in the series I've read so far. The emphasis on character dynamics continues, and I am frustrated and angry with just about everyone in the book just now, particularly the narrator. Continues the author's tendency of having the book feel like a setup for the next one. That said, the book is even more of an oddly compelling page-turner than the previous two. Once I really got into it, reading it was pretty much all I did, other than sleep. To the author's credit, the books are seeming to get progressively better, and I can't imagine getting this far in the series and not pushing on to the last one of the series.

I read this in one sitting on a train through Europe. A great book. You really begin to feel the disconnect and confusion of the main character throughout the book, building till the end...

Charlie and Krista are sisters but couldn't be more different. Krista is blonde and popular, whereas Charlie is brunette and hasn't had one single friend since her old best friend basically told the whole caf that she was a lesbian. When Charlie is recruited for their school's soccer team, Krista couldn't get any madder than she was - and when Charlie and her make the team, Krista couldn't be any more furious when their new coach. Will Charlie and Krista be able to put aside their differences to lead their team to states? Pretty Tough was a really good book. I had never heard about it before until I was on Liz Tigelaar's myspace and thought, "Wow. That book looks really good." I don't know much about soccer, but I understood everything that happened in the book. It's mainly about soccer, so it was a major part of the book that I understood. Even though soccer was a main part of the book, it was also about family bonding. Krista and Charlie hate each other at the beginning of the book. Then, when they both make the soccer team and learn to work together, it's a major accomplishment for them, which is very clear with the author's writing.