Title: Front and Center
Author: Catherine Gilbert Murdock
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Length: 256
Rating: 4.5/5
After Dairy Queen
and The Off Season, D.J. Schwenk is
back, and hoping to fade back into the background. She just wants to be plain
old DJ again, but everyone in her life has a different idea. Like her brother
Win, and college scouts, and her basketball coach. And for some reason, as hard
as she tries, D.J. can’t stop thinking about Brian Nelson. So as much as she
wants to be in the background, it seems an unlikely fate for D.J.
I loved the first and second book so much, you know I
started reading this one the minute The
Off Season’s audio book finished. My only complaint with the early books is
that D.J. was a little too shy and naïve about the world. But in this third
book, D.J. is forced to face the future and what it might hold for her. Already
grown up so much more from the events in the second book, the questions D.J.
must answer in Front and Center
really make her grow as a person, and will make the reader love her all the
more as a character.
This entire trilogy is great for readers of all ages and
comes highly recommended!
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