The Off Season by Catherine Gilbert Murdock is the second book in the Dairy Queen series about a family who owns a small Dairy farm in Wisconsin. The story is told through the eyes of D.J., a 16-yr.-old girl who leaves the farm to be with her older brother, Win, who gets a spinal cord injury playing college football. The story involves being friends with people no matter what others think and not letting the opinions of others stop you from living.
My favorite part of the book is when D.J. gets through to Win to make him care about getting better by letting him coach her in basketball at the gym and the rehab center. I look forward to reading the last book of this trilogy, Front and Center.
(Karen's review: My rating 3 stars)
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