Read to Your Bunny
Rosemary Wells
Brief text and colorful illustrations tell what happens when parents and children share twenty minutes a day reading.
Iceman
Published 1994
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In Chris Lynch's *Iceman*, teenage hockey prodigy Scott struggles with the intense pressure to succeed, which is amplified by his demanding father's abusive behavior. As Scott's talent on the ice grows, so does his fear and resentment towards his father, leading to a volatile home life. The novel explores the destructive cycle of violence and the difficult journey towards self-discovery and breaking free from familial abuse.
FictionHockeyParent and childHockey -- Fiction.Parent and child -- Fiction.Children's fictionParent and child, fictionHockey, fictionViolence, fiction
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