
Book
Tap Out
Eric Devine
Running Press · Paperback · September 11, 2012
Reading lane: Martial Arts
Seventeen-year-old Tony Antioch lives in Pleasant Meadows, a trailer park where questions aren't asked since everyone already knows the answers from their own experience.
At a Glance
Why This Clicks
Hard-Edged Momentum
A lean, tense read that keeps its footing in action and social strain.
Come here for
- martial-arts energy
- teen pressure with a hard edge
Expect
- sustained narrative momentum
- category-familiar signals, no fuss
Book Details
- Authors
- Eric Devine
- Publisher
- Running Press
- Published
- September 11, 2012
- Format
- Paperback
- Theme
- Martial Arts · Football
- Reading lane
- Martial Arts
Affinity
- 82%
- 80%
- 80%
Publisher Categories
YA Stories About Boys & Men
Abuse & Trauma for Teens
Martial Arts
About This Book
Seventeen-year-old Tony Antioch lives in Pleasant Meadows, a trailer park where questions aren't asked since everyone already knows the answers from their own experience. He dreams of rescuing his mother from her constant stream of abusive boyfriends but in reality can barely duck the punches that are aimed at himself. When Tony is coerced into joining his friend Rob's Mixed Martial Arts class, he is surprised to find that he has a talent that he actually wants to develop. B...
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