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File Size: 1297 KB
Print Length: 204 pages
Publisher: Harmony Ink Press (December 15, 2016)
Publication Date: December 15, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B073Q8QGFP
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This book is quite possibly my favorite hockey book. Which is saying a lot, since the number of books I've read that are related to hockey is in the hundreds.Parkhurst had made this series a poignant and timely look at sports and the LGBTQ+ community.I fell in love with these fantastically-drawn characters in Here's to You, Jeb Pike. Following them as they navigate growing up, coming out, and finding their way had been an incredible joy. I hope this isn't the last we see of Dusty & Emmitt and all the rest of their family and friends. 5 well-deserved stars
Johanna picks up the Dusty and Emmitt shortly after where book 1 left off. In this book we witness events told through Emmitt. The drama hits full on around the 40 percent mark and we ride it to the end. Surprisingly for me, this book didn't have the same emotional stress that I experienced in book 1.I hope we're treated to a book 3. ID love to read about Dusty and Emmitt navigate the obstacles laid out in this book.Beautiful writing and beautiful characters (except for Rick!). 4.4 for giving dad another chance.
Pretty fun, cute book with a lot of romance and hockey. :)
Sweet book
Great story!
*A copy of this book was provided for free by the author in exchange for an honest review.*First things first, I think you should definitely read Here's to You, Zeb Pike first. You won't be lost, but I think things will make more sense. You'll understand Dusty a lot better and you'll get the whole Rick thing more.I loved reading about Dusty and Emmitt. They felt like actual people, not just how people think teens are. I felt for them. I liked that the romance was age appropriate, they are 14 & 16 yr olds who just like each other. It's sweet and cute. I wasn't crazy about Emmitt's dad, I don't really forgive absentee parents, but as the book continued I started to soften and think he just didn't know how to be a decent present dad, but he loved them. I love Casey(Kind of wondering if in 10-15 years, he'll end up with Dusty's little brother). I loved the letters, was hoping Emmitt would meet John again, but hey, it's better that his idea of him doesn't get tainted and Alek was great.) The hockey was fine, I'm not a fan of the sport, but I like it in books. I really loved Emmitt's relationship with his mother and her pride in him. I'm not thrilled with how the plot with Rick was resolved. GO TO COACH. I don't like the idea of 2 teen girls doing what they did and it being treated as OKAY and ADMIRABLE. It was disgusting and over the line. Getting someone drunk so you can recorded them doing sexual acts(even if the acts didn't end up happening, it was their plan) is never okay, especially a minor. I don't care if the person is a jerk blackmailing your friend. I wish there had been some kind of punishment or talk about how that is HORRIBLE when Jack found out.That aside, I loved this duology, and recommend it for anyone looking for realistic, appropriate YA.
I'm not always a fan of companion novels because they are often the same story from another character's perspective. This book is fantastic and stands well on its own. I loved reading more about Emmitt and learning about his background. Emmitt's problems are realistic and genuine; readers will be able to relate to him and feel for him as if he's their friend. Parkhurst does a great job creating characters that talk and act like real teenagers. This book has enough action and romance to keep readers hooked. I personally love hockey and was really into those scenes, but there aren't so many that it would turn off readers who don't like sports.
I love YA books. Like a lot. And when they're also about 2 boys and hockey and family and friends? Well, to me there's nothing better. If you're not a fan of hockey, don't worry. Thanks A Lot, John LeClair by Johanna Parkhurst has lots more going on than just some fabulous hockey scenes, though Parkhurst really nailed these with realism and action. This is a companion to the book, Here's To You, Zeb Pike, which I didn't read but will, but I wasn't the least bit lost and didn't feel like I was missing anything in the least.So our two heroes, Emmitt LaPoint and Dusty Porter were pretty fabulous. Each has their own strengths but by no means are they perfect. Dusty is stubborn and moody, though that's pretty typical for a teenage boy, yeah? And Emmitt ... well he's a bit selfish and clueless to his own privilege. But these two together were so sweet. Sure there's the stereotypical jock who wants to hide his being gay and relationship with his boyfriend for fear of his team's nonacceptance. And yeah, this IS stereotypical for sure, but that doesn't mean it's not a valid fear, does it? Emmitt is the star of his hockey team. He's been taking care of his mom and younger brother since his dad walked out on their family. He's feeling the pressure to have excellent grades, lead his team to a state championship, and still be there for his family and boyfriend. That's a lot for anyone to manage, let alone a seventeen year old elite athlete who only wants to play hockey. Then we have Dusty, who is still dealing with his own issues on top of being in a secret relationship when he only wants to be recognized in public by Emmitt as his boyfriend.There are many issues brought up in Thanks A Lot, John LeClair. Fear of coming out and only wanting acceptance. The pressures of being an athlete. Divorce and family relationships. Just struggling to balance school and life and sports. High school isn't easy in the best of times but throw in being gay and in the spotlight, and well, things sure get magnified ten-fold. I loved the relationship between Emmitt and his brother, Casey, and their mother. I really appreciated how Parkhurst portrayed Emmitt's absentee father when he came back around. And how things aren't always black and white. Parents aren't perfect people, they make mistakes, and then hopefully they try to make up for them like Emmitt's father did here. I really liked all the hockey and the action of the games; Parkhurst did a marvelous job making me feel the anxiety and excitement. What I most enjoyed was the spotlight on the You Can Play organization. It really hit home for me that there are STILL so few out professional athletes despite many of them being a spokesperson of an organization that emphasizes inclusion of all genders and orientations and races in sports. Yeah, the world is changing, but there is still so much farther to go.This book, while relatively angst-free and maybe a tad unrealistic in it's perfection in how everything turned out, was, all in all really quite lovely. Sure there is a need for books that deal with heavier topics in a much more serious way, but there's also a well deserved and somewhat lacking need and desire for lighthearted and sweet romances between two boys or two girls or two gender queer kids or however else they fall on the spectrum that shows solid family relationships and friendships and how coming out might not be the nightmare some envision. Johanna Parkhurst delivers a tender and heartwarming story of two boys finding their way that will leave you hopeful and with a smile on your face. I recommend this book to everyone.
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