Review: Game Change

Game Change Game Change by Joseph Monninger
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Imagine playing on a football team, practicing daily, but come game day sitting on the bench. Jeb's football days looked this way, until the star quarterback is injured and out for the rest of the season with only the state championship game left. Jeb is pulled up to starting quarterback and a college recruiter wants to check him out. Will Jeb fail under the pressure or advance his football career?

A YA novel with football excitement.

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