| Title | : | Dunk |
|---|---|---|
| Author | : | David Lubar |
| Release | : | 2013-06-18 |
| Kind | : | ebook |
| Genre | : | Coming of Age Fiction for Young Adults, Books, Young Adult, Fiction for Young Adults, Sports in Young Adult Fiction, Kids, Fiction for Kids, Religious Fiction for Kids, Religious Fiction for Young Adults, Humor for Young Adults, Health for Kids, Humor for Kids, Family & Relationships in Kids Fiction, Social Studies for Kids, Sports in Kids Fiction, Social Issues for Kids |
| Size | : | 1053400 |
| To the Bozo, the clown who sits inside the cage above the dunk tank, everyone is a “mark.” Once he has zeroed in on his victim, the Bozo comes up with the perfect wisecrack—something funny enough to make people stop and listen, and cruel enough to hook the mark. Now the mark is bent on revenge, and he’ll buy however many balls he needs to hit the target and see the Bozo plunge into the water. It’s a game that fascinates Chad, who lives on the Jersey shore, where the boardwalk turns into an amusement park every summer. He wishes he could shout at the world from the safety of a cage—his dad ran out on him and his mom, and now everyone seems convinced that Chad will wind up a loser, too. He’s determined to get a job playing the Bozo, something he knows he’d be good at. Suddenly, Chad finds himself thrown into a strange and twisted world, where humor has far more power than he ever imagined. With a crackling plot and smart, funny dialogue, Dunk pulls readers along on a journey that exposes a universal truth: We all need to laugh. |
