About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is a talented individual performer who gets easily frustrated by the mistakes or attitudes of their peers. It is the perfect tool for the young athlete who loves their sport but finds the social dynamics of a team environment more difficult than the game itself. The story follows Wilson and his summer league team, the Scrappers, as they navigate the messy reality of big personalities and clashing egos. It tackles the common childhood struggle of balancing personal ambition with the necessity of cooperation. This 122-page chapter book is highly accessible for readers aged 8 to 12, offering a realistic look at how frustration can boil over into anger. Parents will appreciate how it models accountability and the process of repairing friendships after a heated moment, making it an excellent bridge for discussing sportsmanship and the value of every teammate, even the ones who struggle.
