The Penalty Box (2010)
The Penalty Box
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“Pathetic” had never made the roster—until now, when Katie lobbed the word at him like a grenade.
He chewed on the word as he went to hunt her down at the Didsbury Library.
Following practice, he’d gone back to his house with the intent of finally unpacking some of his belongings. Their conversation had left him so riled that he’d gone out for an extended run, the best way he could think of to diffuse the angry energy pounding through him. Pushing himself through the winding streets of his neigh...borhood, Katie’s words kept coming back to him again and again: Was he indeed “pathetic,” trying to live vicariously through the young boys he was coaching? Was it wrong to want so badly to win?
The more he thought about it, the more irritated he became. Katie’s opinions on sports were based on social theory with a smattering of observation thrown in. The woman had never played sports in her life. She had no firsthand knowledge of the intangible rewards sports could bring or the power it held to transform one’s life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Pathetic” had never made the roster—until now, when Katie lobbed the word at him like a grenade.
He chewed on the word as he went to hunt her down at the Didsbury Library.
Following practice, he’d gone back to his house with the intent of finally unpacking some of his belongings. Their conversation had left him so riled that he’d gone out for an extended run, the best way he could think of to diffuse the angry energy pounding through him. Pushing himself through the winding streets of his neigh...borhood, Katie’s words kept coming back to him again and again: Was he indeed “pathetic,” trying to live vicariously through the young boys he was coaching? Was it wrong to want so badly to win?
The more he thought about it, the more irritated he became. Katie’s opinions on sports were based on social theory with a smattering of observation thrown in. The woman had never played sports in her life. She had no firsthand knowledge of the intangible rewards sports could bring or the power it held to transform one’s life.
What to read after The Penalty Box?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deirdre Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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