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A note for parents
This is a wholesome sports story from the American Girl series about a girl pursuing her passion for figure skating despite family pressure to follow a different path. The book emphasizes self-discovery, perseverance, and standing up for your own goals while maintaining family bonds. It contains no inappropriate content and is age-appropriate for middle-grade readers.
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Meet Mia St. Clair. Mia has grown up playing ice hockey with her three older brothers on the pond behind their house. She's got the skills and scrappiness needed to be a star hockey player, but Mia's tired of skating in her brothers' shadows and has decided to pursue her passion for figure skating instead. But... Meet Mia St. Clair. Mia has grown up playing ice hockey with her three older brothers on the pond behind their house. She's got the skills and scrappiness needed to be a star hockey player, but Mia's tired of skating in her brothers' shadows and has decided to pursue her passion for figure skating instead. But does she have what it takes to compete as a figure skater? When a new coach arrives to take over the skate club, Mia finds herself gently pushed by the coach at the same time that she's pulled by her brothers. Can she stay true to her heart and follow her own path? And can she hold her own in the world of competitive skating?
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- Brothers and sisters
- Family life
- Figure skating
- Juvenile fiction
- Ice skating
- Fiction
- Hockey stories
- Hockey
- Competition (Psychology)
- Sports
- Coaches (Athletics)
- Figure skating stories
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ISBN 9781593694098 · American Girl