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Dairy Queen
by 
Catherine Gilbert Murdock
Natalie Moore
  
Publisher: Listening Library
Subject(s):  Fiction
Juvenile Fiction
Language(s):  English
Awards:  Listen Up Award
Publishers Weekly
Best Books for Young Adults
Young Adult Library Services Association
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File size:   88418 KB
ISBN:   9780739330876
Release date:   Oct 31, 2006


Description

This is the summer that fifteen-year-old D. J. Schwenk, expert at cows and football, learns an awful lot about love and life.

A farmgirl who loves football—a football playing farmer who loves the Food Network—a mother who loves her career—a nerd who loves cheerleading—and an all-star athlete who loves dentistry…D.J. describes them all in her modest, funny, and honest voice.

D.J. Schwenk, a 16-year-old living on her family’s farm in Wisconsin, comes from a family of football stars. Football is so important in her family that even the cows are named after famous football players. The Schwenks may excel in football but they definitely don’t excel in communication. D.J. recognizes that her family does not discuss important issues and decides she must search for the strength to look for greener pastures in her own life. When she finds the courage to do what really makes her happy, she discovers passions in the people she loves and learns to appreciate each more fully.


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Reviews

AudioFile Magazine...
Fifteen-year-old D.J. lives in Red Bend, Wisconsin, in a family in which all the boys play football. She's a basketball star. When her father breaks his hip, D.J. must give up sports and do all the milking, mucking, and mowing on their farm. During the summer D.J. trains the quarterback from rival Hawley High and discovers that football is her passion. Natalie Moore does an outstanding job creating such a likable D.J. that listeners will hang on every word. Moore sounds like a teenager. Her voice is characterized by sarcastic introspection and uncertainty, as well as an authentic questioning rise at the end of many a sentence. A.B. (c) AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine
 

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