River of Champions

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Summary: Great book! Try another by Mary
Review: Coming from a high school where hockey was a sought after sport, i really can relate to this book. The MN high school hockey league is one of the best, if not the best, in the nation. Mary protrays the game the way it should be portrayed. I just started another book by her, Star of the North, and it is right up there with River of Champions. Its a great story about Henry Boucha, the late Detroit Red Wing, and his battle through the national hockey league as a minority. Try it, its a great read!

Rating:
Summary: Great book! Try another by Mary
Review: Coming from a high school where hockey was a sought after sport, i really can relate to this book. The MN high school hockey league is one of the best, if not the best, in the nation. Mary protrays the game the way it should be portrayed. I just started another book by her, Star of the North, and it is right up there with River of Champions. Its a great story about Henry Boucha, the late Detroit Red Wing, and his battle through the national hockey league as a minority. Try it, its a great read!

Rating:
Summary: Outstanding
Review: The book, River of Champions , gave me an insight of what it means to be a Prowler hockey player. It made me want to go back to High School and play again. The River of Champions can be very motivational to any hockey player who loves the game .

Rating:
Summary: Outstanding
Review: This book brought back some fond memories. It has special meaning to me, as the story takes place where I grew up and went to school. I still remember going to the games, cheering on the hockey team, and listening to the champion games on the radio like it was yesterday. Something I would pass down to my children with pride.