The Legend - Paperback
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The Legend - Paperback
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by Jean Mills (Author)
Griffin Tardiff is still suffering from a serious hockey injury at the start of a new year in a new school. But he's in luck. For his community credit, he'll be working with the sports guy at the local radio station, which could be the start of a career. He also meets Noah, a young kid from the neighbourhood who also likes hockey.
Unfortunately, his mentor at the radio station turns out to be less than reliable--and Noah has fears he needs Griffin to help him resolve. Add to this a self-absorbed girlfriend and life in Glenavon turns out to be more complicated than any guy needs.
Author Biography
Jean Mills grew up in Toronto and went to Queen's University and earned two degrees in English (BA, MA), with a specialization in Medieval and Old Norse literature. Her first job was writing promotional blurbs for CTV Television and while there, started to focus on writing stories for children. She is the author of Skating on Thin Ice, Larkin on the Shore and The Legend. Larkin on the Shore won the 2020 Whippoorwill Award honoring "young adult literature that sings the authentic stories of rural people and places."
Jean spends her winters in Guelph, Ontario and the rest of the time in Pugwash, Nova Scotia.
Number of Pages: 304
Dimensions: 0.9 x 7.5 x 5.2 IN
Publication Date: October 27, 2021
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