About The Book
Think Big, Dream Bigger, Live Larger
At least, that’s how Fergus would like to act. Instead, he exists in a world of the cool and the lame. Haves and have-nots. Winners and losers.
Full of fear and potential in equal measure, Fergus just needs a push.
Not content with his voyage of self, Fergus decides to rekindle the friendship between his father and the author of the Final Opus.
If Fergus can save his father from the fate of humdrum existence, then nothing can stop either of them. And all they have to do is follow the plan laid out thirty years ago in the High School Playbook.
My Thoughts
I am a sucker for YA books. I just simply love them, not only books but movies too.
The book depicts the life of Fergus, a teenage boy. He is like me in my teenage years. He is bulled by the popular kids, but they cannot crush his dreams. I was also bullied in my school days, hence can relate to it to a great extent.
At times Fergus lived in a fantasy world, whereas his reality is nothing but lame.
This all changed when he discovered a diary which is written by his father’s best friends and his namesake. This diary served as a roadmap to his journey to discovering himself.
I wish I had a playbook like this.
I enjoyed reading this book and related it to Fergus in many ways. Even though I am an adult, still a roadmap would be really helpful.
Awesome book for teenagers.
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About the Author
Chris R. Weilert lives in San Jose, California with his wife and pack of dogs. He has written his whole life but only in the last few years has he been serious enough to pursue being an author. His pieces have appeared in magazines and book compilations. He is more of a short story writer but is now venturing into novel writing. High School Playbook is his first book.
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