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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Big dreams start quietly.Twelve-year-old Nya Monroe doesn't think anyone's paying much attention. She listens more than she talks. She sketches more than she speaks. But everything starts to shift the day she imagines her own future on wheels-and designs it by hand.With a growing love for cars, design, and her hometown streets, Nya begins sketching the Flowmobile-a car that blends Detroit's history with its future. Quiet afternoons become bursts of ideas. Cardboard models rise from kitchen tables. And a voice that once lived only in pencil lines starts to find the courage to be seen.As Nya's vision grows, so does the pressure: rejection, self-doubt, and second guesses. Now she must decide: Will she keep building the dream in her head-or put it on the road for the world to see?Detroit Flow is a story full of engines, sketches, rhythm, and soul-perfect for fans of Front Desk, Ways to Make Sunshine, and Miles Morales: Shock Waves. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Detroit, this illustrated middle grade novel celebrates the spirit of reinvention, resilience, and riding in your own lane.Detroit Flow is the third book in a new series spotlighting kids with bold voices from cities across the country. Each book follows a different character-until their stories start to weave together in unexpected and inspiring ways.Age Level: 9-12Grade Level: 4-7Perfect for: Kids who love cars, sketching, building, inventing, or stories about quiet dreams turning into loud futures.What readers will discover: Themes of creativity, perseverance, community pride, and confidence make Detroit Flow a meaningful read for classrooms and book clubs-or for any reader who believes powerful journeys often start with a pencil and an idea. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Big shots start small. Twelve-year-old Ciara O'Malley doesn't look like a baller. She's quiet, undersized, and new to the neighborhood. But when she laces up her sneakers and steps onto the court, everything changes.With her grandpa's Celtics stories in her heart and a secondhand ball in her hands, Ciara begins to find her rhythm-on and off the blacktop. Fast breaks replace bad days. Crossovers replace second guesses. And every no-look pass becomes a step toward something bigger.As the games get tougher and the noise around her grows louder, Ciara has to fight for her spot-against bullies, expectations, and even her own doubts. Now she must decide: Will she shrink back into the shadows-or show Boston exactly what she's built of?Boston Ball is a story full of sneakers, street courts, heart, and hustle-perfect for fans of The Crossover, New Kid, and Stand Up, Yumi Chung! Set in the heart of Boston, this illustrated middle grade novel celebrates grit, growth, and finding your voice one bounce at a time.Boston Ball is part of a growing series that highlights bold kids from cities across the country. Each book features a different story-until their paths start to cross in powerful and surprising ways.Age Level: 9-12Grade Level: 4-7Perfect for: Readers who love basketball, stories of resilience, or underdogs who rise up and change the game.What readers will discover: Themes of perseverance, identity, community, and courage make Boston Ball a slam-dunk pick for classrooms, book clubs, or any kid learning to trust their shot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Big beats sometimes start quietly. Twelve-year-old Malik Jacobs isn't trying to be famous. He just wants to figure out his sound. In a Bronx bedroom filled with wires and dreams, he mixes beats on borrowed gear and livestreams under the name DJ Malik on the Beat.What starts as a quiet passion turns into something more-birthday gigs, block parties, pop-up shows. With each set, Malik begins to see what Basement Beats could be: a youth-powered platform built in the Bronx and streamed to the world.But as the spotlight grows, so does the pressure-critics, cancellations, and moments of doubt that shake his confidence. Now Malik must decide: Will he stay true to his rhythm-or let others remix his voice?New York Hustle is a story full of beats, boroughs, vision, and voice-perfect for fans of New Kid, The First Rule of Punk, and Miles Morales: Shock Waves. Set in the heart of New York City, this illustrated middle grade novel celebrates creative courage, community roots, and finding your flow one track at a time.New York Hustle is the fourth book in a new series spotlighting kids with bold voices from cities across the country. Each book follows a different character-until their stories start to weave together in unexpected and inspiring ways.Age Level: 9-12Grade Level: 4-7Perfect for: Kids who love DJing, livestreaming, building creative brands, or stories about turning bedroom dreams into real-world impact.What readers will discover: Themes of self-expression, resilience, entrepreneurship, and cultural pride make New York Hustle a powerful read for classrooms and book clubs-or any reader ready to turn up the volume on their own voice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Big dreams start quietly.Twelve-year-old Nya Monroe doesn't think anyone's paying much attention. She listens more than she talks. She sketches more than she speaks. But everything starts to shift the day she imagines her own future on wheels-and designs it by hand.With a growing love for cars, design, and her hometown streets, Nya begins sketching the Flowmobile-a car that blends Detroit's history with its future. Quiet afternoons become bursts of ideas. Cardboard models rise from kitchen tables. And a voice that once lived only in pencil lines starts to find the courage to be seen.As Nya's vision grows, so does the pressure: rejection, self-doubt, and second guesses. Now she must decide: Will she keep building the dream in her head-or put it on the road for the world to see?Detroit Flow is a story full of engines, sketches, rhythm, and soul-perfect for fans of Front Desk, Ways to Make Sunshine, and Miles Morales: Shock Waves. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Detroit, this illustrated middle grade novel celebrates the spirit of reinvention, resilience, and riding in your own lane.Detroit Flow is the third book in a new series spotlighting kids with bold voices from cities across the country. Each book follows a different character-until their stories start to weave together in unexpected and inspiring ways.Age Level: 9-12Grade Level: 4-7Perfect for: Kids who love cars, sketching, building, inventing, or stories about quiet dreams turning into loud futures.What readers will discover: Themes of creativity, perseverance, community pride, and confidence make Detroit Flow a meaningful read for classrooms and book clubs-or for any reader who believes powerful journeys often start with a pencil and an idea. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Big shots start small. Twelve-year-old Ciara O'Malley doesn't look like a baller. She's quiet, undersized, and new to the neighborhood. But when she laces up her sneakers and steps onto the court, everything changes.With her grandpa's Celtics stories in her heart and a secondhand ball in her hands, Ciara begins to find her rhythm-on and off the blacktop. Fast breaks replace bad days. Crossovers replace second guesses. And every no-look pass becomes a step toward something bigger.As the games get tougher and the noise around her grows louder, Ciara has to fight for her spot-against bullies, expectations, and even her own doubts. Now she must decide: Will she shrink back into the shadows-or show Boston exactly what she's built of?Boston Ball is a story full of sneakers, street courts, heart, and hustle-perfect for fans of The Crossover, New Kid, and Stand Up, Yumi Chung! Set in the heart of Boston, this illustrated middle grade novel celebrates grit, growth, and finding your voice one bounce at a time.Boston Ball is part of a growing series that highlights bold kids from cities across the country. Each book features a different story-until their paths start to cross in powerful and surprising ways.Age Level: 9-12Grade Level: 4-7Perfect for: Readers who love basketball, stories of resilience, or underdogs who rise up and change the game.What readers will discover: Themes of perseverance, identity, community, and courage make Boston Ball a slam-dunk pick for classrooms, book clubs, or any kid learning to trust their shot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Big beats sometimes start quietly. Twelve-year-old Malik Jacobs isn't trying to be famous. He just wants to figure out his sound. In a Bronx bedroom filled with wires and dreams, he mixes beats on borrowed gear and livestreams under the name DJ Malik on the Beat.What starts as a quiet passion turns into something more-birthday gigs, block parties, pop-up shows. With each set, Malik begins to see what Basement Beats could be: a youth-powered platform built in the Bronx and streamed to the world.But as the spotlight grows, so does the pressure-critics, cancellations, and moments of doubt that shake his confidence. Now Malik must decide: Will he stay true to his rhythm-or let others remix his voice?New York Hustle is a story full of beats, boroughs, vision, and voice-perfect for fans of New Kid, The First Rule of Punk, and Miles Morales: Shock Waves. Set in the heart of New York City, this illustrated middle grade novel celebrates creative courage, community roots, and finding your flow one track at a time.New York Hustle is the fourth book in a new series spotlighting kids with bold voices from cities across the country. Each book follows a different character-until their stories start to weave together in unexpected and inspiring ways.Age Level: 9-12Grade Level: 4-7Perfect for: Kids who love DJing, livestreaming, building creative brands, or stories about turning bedroom dreams into real-world impact.What readers will discover: Themes of self-expression, resilience, entrepreneurship, and cultural pride make New York Hustle a powerful read for classrooms and book clubs-or any reader ready to turn up the volume on their own voice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Quiet kid. Loud dreams. Twelve-year-old Elliot Bloom doesn't look like a rapper. He's shy. He blends in. But after a fall at a neighborhood rec center, something strange happens-he wakes up with rhymes in his head, a new rhythm in his heart, and a voice that won't stay quiet. As his lyrics begin to spread and his confidence grows, Elliot finds himself navigating stages, showdowns, and friendships that test everything he thought he knew about himself. But when the spotlight turns hot and old doubts come creeping back, he has to decide: Will he speak his truth or fade into the background again? Brooklyn Flow is a coming-of-age story filled with heart, humor, hip-hop, and hope-perfect for fans of Kwame Alexander, Jason Reynolds, and Jacqueline Woodson. Set in the pulse of Brooklyn's streets and stages, this illustrated middle grade novel invites readers to discover the power of finding your voice-even if it scares you. Brooklyn Flow is the beginning of a new series spotlighting kids with bold voices from different cities across the country. Each book will follow a new character in a new city-until their stories begin to intertwine and collide in unexpected ways, leading to something bigger than any of them could imagine. Age Level: 9-12Grade Level: 4-7 Perfect for: Kids who love music, poetry, performance, or stories about quiet kids discovering something bold inside. What readers will discover: Themes of self-expression, resilience, and community run throughout Brooklyn Flow, making it an ideal choice for classroom discussions-or for any reader who connects with stories full of rhythm, honesty, and hope. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.