Books with title Second Stringer

When Warren High's star quarterback is injured during the season opener, Kevin Taylor takes over the position. There's only one problem: Kevin has been used to watching the plays from the sidelines, not leading them from the line of scrimmage. Page-turning sports action and compelling personal drama make this another winner from popular sports novelist Thomas Dygard.Young Adults' Choices for 2000 (IRA)

Curt always feels second best at home, school and with friends. He is trying desperately to find his place in life while also trying to help his Mom get through a broken marriage and her sad and frustrating existence. Curt turns to sports as his ticket to better times and in the process realizes his strong attraction to Mindy. She is a popular cheerleader who he considers out of his league. Curt finally has a chance to be first string in sports and perhaps life only to be faced with crucial decisions that could change his destiny. What price is Curt willing to pay for popularity and acceptance?

Curt always feels second best at home, school and with friends. He is trying desperately to find his place in life while also trying to help his Mom get through a broken marriage and her sad and frustrating existence. Curt turns to sports as his ticket to better times and in the process realizes his strong attraction to Mindy. She is a popular cheerleader who he considers out of his league. Curt finally has a chance to be first string in sports and perhaps life only to be faced with crucial decisions that could change his destiny. What price is Curt willing to pay for popularity and acceptance?

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Cornell “Dunk” Duncan is thrilled to make the school basketball team, though as a secondstring center, he may mostly be warming the bench, since Jared, the starting center, is the best player on the team. But when Jared begins both missing practice and shots, Dunk gets to cover for him. He’s playing better than ever, but will that jeopardize his friendship with Jared?

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