Its a Wrestling Mat, Not a Dance Floor (Sports Illustrated Kids Victory School Superstars) by Scott Nickel
by Scott Nickel
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Danny learns to use his speed as an asset in wrestling.
Our Review
This engaging sports story follows a young wrestler who discovers how to transform his natural quickness into a competitive advantage on the mat. Through vivid training sequences and authentic match scenes, children experience how Danny learns to leverage his speed for strategic takedowns and defensive maneuvers. The narrative thoughtfully demonstrates that different body types bring unique strengths to athletics, moving beyond generic underdog tropes. Young sports enthusiasts will appreciate the genuine wrestling terminology and realistic depictions of practice and competition.
What sets this athletic story apart is its focus on self-discovery rather than simply winning or losing. Danny's journey of recognizing his own physical gifts provides a valuable lesson in self-confidence and adapting one's natural abilities. The dynamic illustrations capture the energy and motion of wrestling, making the action sequences feel immediate and exciting. This character-driven sports book will particularly resonate with children who might feel their physique doesn't fit traditional athletic molds, showing how every body has something special to contribute to sports.
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