Ty is very proud of his father's accomplishments as a U.S. Army sargeant, but when a brain injury and partial paralysis send his father home from Afghanistan in a wheelchair, Ty finds it hard to balance schoolwork, basketball, a girlfriend, and friends with the time and effort required to care for him.
year: 2015
call number/section: 1000
subjects: father-son relationship, fiction, people with disabilities, basketball, high schools, soldiers, school stories
Editions
Jones, Patrick
Ty is very proud of his father's accomplishments as a U.S. Army sargeant, but when his father returns home from Afghanistan in a wheelchair, Ty finds it hard to balance schoolwork, basketball, a girlfriend, and friends with the time and effort required to care for him.
Schools: 0
Jones, Patrick
Darby Creek (2015)
Ty is very proud of his father's accomplishments as a U.S. Army sargeant, but when a brain injury and partial paralysis send his father home from Afghanistan in a wheelchair, Ty finds it hard to balance schoolwork, basketball, a girlfriend, and friends with the time and effort required to care for him.
Schools: 7