Unstoppable By: Tim Green

Unstoppable is the fictional story of a boy named Harrison who is a orphan. He first lives with a foster family that is really mean and they beat him if they think he did something wrong. They try to adopt him for some strange reason and they end up adopting him. But when they got back to their home Harrison continues his chores and his new "dad" comes in to beat him for not calling him pops when Harrison finally fights back and accidentally stabbed him with a Pickford. This leads to Harrison being put into a Juvenial center until he is adoped into a very nice family. Harrison's new family was phenomenal . His adoptive father was a football coach, Harrison asked him if he could play football. But during the season he gets hurt and he faces a serious problem but he over comes it. Read the book to find out what happens.

    I really liked this book because it was so good to see someone's life get turned upside down in a matter of seconds. I also think this this book shows how nothing can stay at its peak forever. Whatever goes up has come down. I think that kids who play on teams and especially football players would enjoy the detail that the author gives when he is playing football. The way he explains it is really good and you can make a movie in your head about it. I think that the ending shows how even if you have an injury it can't stop you from doing what you love too do.