Stealing Parker
Stealing Parker
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2012
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Tennessee • Contemporary
2012
14-18 years
HL650L
Super Short Summary
In Stealing Parker by Miranda Kenneally, a high school softball player named Parker struggles with her identity and friendships after her mother leaves. As she aims to change her reputation, Parker's involvement with the new coach challenges her perceptions of trust and self-worth. The novel explores themes of acceptance, relationships, and personal growth.
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Review Roundup
Miranda Kenneally’s Stealing Parker explores themes of identity, faith, and personal growth within the context of high school sports. Reviewers praise its realistic characters and emotional depth. However, some criticize the predictability of the plot and occasional inconsistencies. Overall, it's engaging for young adult readers who appreciate complex, relatable protagonists.
Who Should Read Stealing Parker?
Stealing Parker by Miranda Kenneally appeals to readers who enjoy contemporary young adult romance with themes of self-discovery and personal growth. Fans of novels like Sarah Dessen's Just Listen or Jenny Han's To All the Boys I've Loved Before will appreciate the emotional depth and relatable protagonist in this heartfelt story.
20,918 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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Novel • Fiction
Tennessee • Contemporary
2012
14-18 years
HL650L
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