High Heat is a Young Adult novel by Carl Deuker published in Deuker uses baseball to track his main character’s character arc. In a baseball game, the score changes several times, and the author explores the role of sports in helping people feel a sense of control over their lives. The story opens with the first baseball game of the season for Shane Hunter’s high school team. “High Heat” by Carl Deuker is a battle between sports and life, lived by Shane Hunter. Shane is a lucky kid. He has good friends, lots of money, and baseball skills. Shane’s dad owns a Lexus dealership, and contributes to why Shane can afford to attend Shorelake High, a . · In the book “High Heat,” written by Carl Deuker, Shane Hunter, a year old boy, loves baseball. He’s grew up from a wealthy family and plays baseball for one of the nicest and most expensive schools in Seattle. But one day his dad gets arrested. It embarrasses him in /5.
High Heat. by Carl Deuker. Thanks for Sharing! You submitted the following rating and review. We'll publish them on our site once we've reviewed them. 1. Ratings. by on Octo. OK, close 1. Write your review. eBook Details. HMH Books Release Date: Ma; Imprint. High Heat. Like the game of baseball, life is quirky and unpredictable, as Shane Hunter discovers in the spring of his sophomore year. Suddenly and without warning his life of privilege is turned upside down. And just as suddenly, life begins to seem utterly without fairness or purpose to www.doorway.rung, well-written sports scenes transport. High heat by Carl Deuker, , HarperTrophy edition, in English - 1st HarperTrophy ed.
“High Heat” by Carl Deuker is a battle between sports and life, lived by Shane Hunter. Shane is a lucky kid. He has good friends, lots of money, and baseball skills. Shane’s dad owns a Lexus. High Heat is a Young Adult novel by Carl Deuker published in Deuker uses baseball to track his main character’s character arc. In a baseball game, the score changes several times, and the author explores the role of sports in helping people feel a sense of control over their lives. The story opens with the first baseball game of the season for Shane Hunter’s high school team. “High Heat joins the Deuker canon with yet another fine study of a conflicted soul whose ethical salvation is determined in a sporting arena, and once more readers are left to ponder whether a tainted success loses its sweet savor.”.
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