What Would Joey Do? (Joey Pigza) - Tapa dura

What they're saying about Joey:
"Joey . . . is an impossible, contradictory, glorious creation."
-- Liz Rosenberg, "The Boston Sunday Globe"
"Joey isn't leading the easiest of lives, but he's a tough and triumphant kid with an absorbing story."
-- Starred, "The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books"
"In Joey Pigza, Mr. Gantos has meticulously crafted the voice of a troubled kid with a solid center of goodness. Joey tells his own story, and it reads like a ride in a car without brakes."
-- Sue Corbett, "Knight Ridder News Service"
"Joey emerges as a sympathetic hero, and his heart of gold never loses its shine."
-- Starred, "Publishers Weekly"
"Readers will cheer for Joey, and for the champion in each of us."
-- Starred, "School Library Journal"
"Stepping into Joey Pigza's skin isn't easy . . . But it's worth the discomforting fit."
-- Deirdre Donahue, "USA Today"
What they're saying about Joey:

"Joey . . . is an impossible, contradictory, glorious creation."
-- Liz Rosenberg, "The Boston Sunday Globe"

"Joey isn't leading the easiest of lives, but he's a tough and triumphant kid with an absorbing story."
-- Starred, "The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books"

"In Joey Pigza, Mr. Gantos has meticulously crafted the voice of a troubled kid with a solid center of goodness. Joey tells his own story, and it reads like a ride in a car without brakes."
-- Sue Corbett, "Knight Ridder News Service"

"Joey emerges as a sympathetic hero, and his heart of gold never loses its shine."
-- Starred, "Publishers Weekly"

"Readers will cheer for Joey, and for the champion in each of us."
-- Starred, "School Library Journal"

"Stepping into Joey Pigza's skin isn't easy . . . But it's worth the discomforting fit."
-- Deirdre Donahue, "USA Today"
What they're saying about Joey:

Joey . . . is an impossible, contradictory, glorious creation.

Joey isn't leading the easiest of lives, but he's a tough and triumphant kid with an absorbing story.

In Joey Pigza, Mr. Gantos has meticulously crafted the voice of a troubled kid with a solid center of goodness. Joey tells his own story, and it reads like a ride in a car without brakes.

Joey emerges as a sympathetic hero, and his heart of gold never loses its shine.

Readers will cheer for Joey, and for the champion in each of us.

Stepping into Joey Pigza's skin isn't easy . . . But it's worth the discomforting fit.

Joey . . . is an impossible, contradictory, glorious creation. "Liz Rosenberg, The Boston Sunday Globe"

Joey isn't leading the easiest of lives, but he's a tough and triumphant kid with an absorbing story. "Starred, The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books"

In Joey Pigza, Mr. Gantos has meticulously crafted the voice of a troubled kid with a solid center of goodness. Joey tells his own story, and it reads like a ride in a car without brakes. "Sue Corbett, Knight Ridder News Service"

Joey emerges as a sympathetic hero, and his heart of gold never loses its shine. "Starred, Publishers Weekly"

Readers will cheer for Joey, and for the champion in each of us. "Starred, School Library Journal"

Stepping into Joey Pigza's skin isn't easy . . . But it's worth the discomforting fit. "Deirdre Donahue, USA Today""

In the conclusion to the Joey Pigza trilogy, Joey finds himself succumbing to confusion, chaos, and uncertainty when his long-separated parents show signs of getting back together, his ailing grandmother demands that he find a friend in the outside world, and Olivia Lapp, his blind homeschooling partner, gives him a run for his money.