In addition to their different strengths, the fraternal twins look completely different as well. This story is told in alternating chapters from the point of view of twin brothers Owen, the athlete, and Russell, the mathlete. My 4th grade son is neither a mathlete nor an athlete, but is closer to the former than the latter. "The light-hearted banter and family dynamics make it wholesome and sweet." - VOYA, on Athlete vs.My son and I really enjoyed reading Athlete vs.
ought to find a large fan base." - Publishers Weekly, on Athlete vs. "An honest and funny representation of sibling rivalry and peer pressure, this contemporary tale. Mathlete series." - Booklist, on Athlete vs. A promising first volume in the Athlete vs. "There's wit as well as painful reflection in the novel, which shows both boys developing unrecognized talents behind their cool jock and proud nerd facades. The light-hearted banter and family dynamics make it wholesome and sweet. MathleteĪn honest and funny representation of sibling rivalry and peer pressure, this contemporary tale.
There's wit as well as painful reflection in the novel, which shows both boys developing unrecognized talents behind their cool jock and proud nerd facades. Mathlete"Īn honest and funny representation of sibling rivalry and peer pressure, this contemporary tale. "The light-hearted banter and family dynamics make it wholesome and sweet." -"VOYA," on "Athlete vs. ought to find a large fan base." -"Publishers Weekly," on "Athlete vs. Mathlete series." -"Booklist," on "Athlete vs.
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