1. Making the cut Genre:Sorts, fiction Setting: hockey Auther: David Skuy Pages:240 My name: Treston Bindle

2. Author page Interesting facts: David Skuy has written 4 other books leading to this one. Other books he wrote are “Of The Crossbar, Rebel Powerplay, Double shift and Undergrounders, David Skuy is a lawyer, a writer and a Leafs fan to the core. He spent most of his childhood playing some sport or another. What he remembers most is the intensity, the competitiv ​ eness, and the sheer enjoyment of playing a sport you love when you're young. David lives in Toronto, Ontario.

3. Character's page Charlie Joyce: Charlie has blond hair blue eyes and is 15 years of age, he dresses like a normal boy and is good at hockey Zan: zan is a good hockey player, he is atall built guy with long black curly hair. Zan is a bully and doesn’t take anything from anyone. Jake is a short fast hockey player, he has short blond spikey hair he's a bully to people he thinks are better then him.

4. Summary page Charlie Joyce has been invited to a hockey camp to play with some of the best hockey players in his league, but when he gets there he notices his ex best friend Jake there to try and mess up his chance of being scouted.

5. Likes and dislikes I liked this book because I like how the author got me interested in this book easily, and how he was good at explaining what was going on at the time. And I also like hockey. I didn’t have that much dislikes on this book, the one thing I didn’t like was that we was a really good hockey player right from the start.

6. Vocabulary words Quipped- a sharp sarcastic remark Charlie quipped. Trembled- to shake involuntarily with quick sort movements As his lip trembled. Cottage- a small house, usually of only one story He lived in a cottage. Clouded- confused; muddled; disorderd A mind clouded with sorrow.

7. Different name of book If I could Change the name of the book, " making the cut" I would change it to "What Do You have To Make It" because my hockey couch always says that to my hockey team

8. Theme The theme of the book is that no matter how manny times you get kicked or pushed down, always get back up

9. Critic The novel “ making the cut” was hands down the best book that I have ever read in my entire life, it has action, drama, comedy and great hockey, everything you need to wright a great book. David Skuy is a great author and I look forword to reading his other books

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