Mice at Centre Ice

Salata, Estelle

Nelson/Thomson Learning

Benny the Bullet and his Mouse Hockey Leaguers seek to recover the stolen Cheddar Cup from the unscrupulous Rink Rats.

Mice at center ice (Schoolhouse novels)

Schoolhouse Press

Happy Journals are crazy. If I woke up one morning with this perfectly horrible zit on my face. I'd have to write: "I've got this beautiful pimple on my chin, but that's O.K. Everyone knows that zits give a face character. Dear Journal: ☺ I met Dad's new 'friend' Erika today. She's beautiful, and wants us to be best buds. Her two kids tagged long too. The boy, Zach, is that cool, arched-eyebrow type who you see on the covers of romance novels. The girl Ashley looks as if she spends mega bucks on make-up, clothes and hair. And Dad told her she could share my bedroom! I think they're only staying overnight. But when they leave I'll have Dad all to myself again. Ever since her parents' big break-up, Tori went with her Dad to his cottage in the summer. But this time things are going to be different. At least Tori still has sixteen-year-old Michael who lives next door and is teaching her how to wind-surf. Or does she? Ashley moves in and tries to claim Michael for herself. Erika and Dad elope, Tori almost drowns when she takes the surfboard out too far on choppy water. Tori's Mom arrives for a visit with her boss and his five-year-old son Mudge steps out of the car. Award winning Canadian author Estelle Salata lives in Hamilton on the shores of Lake Ontario. She has published four children's books and four young adult novels. Her best selling novel Mice at Centre Ice became an animated film, "Tales of the Mouse Hockey League" which aired on CBC Television. www.estellesalata.ca A review of Blue Ice, the author's young adult hockey novel states: "An extremely well written book on all levels-style, appeal, characterization, reality, moral choices and consequences." Resource Links, the Year's Best 2001.

Tori's Happy Journal

Children's Books

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Tori's life is too complicated. Her Dad and his girlfriend Erika elope. Mom is dating her boss, Rob Wiley. Her step sib Ashley makes two dates on the same night with a basketball star and Michael, Tori's secret crush. She begs Tori to take her place with Michael. Tori can't resist and goes out with him on a magical date. Tori and her best friend Amanda can't wait to get belly button piercings. hey go to a tattoo parlor and have the piercings done with hilarious results. Rob threatens Tori that her life won't be so pleasant once he is her stepdad. He snoops through her things and finds the kit she uses on her new piercing and says he'll tell her mother. Tori realizes that Rob is dangerous, but can she convince her mother that he's not right for her? And what about Kai, Tori's jogging partner who gives her her first kiss? Can Tori ever learn to cope with two blended families in her crazy mixed-up world?  Award winning Canadian author Estelle Salata lives in Hamilton on the shores of Lake Ontario. She has published four children's books and four young adult novels. Her best selling novel Mice at Centre Ice became an animated film, "Tales of the Mouse Hockey League" which aired on CBC Television. www.estellesalata.ca A review of Blue Ice, the author's young adult hockey novel states: "An extremely well written book on all levels-style, appeal, characterization, reality, moral choices and consequences." Resource Links, the Year's Best 2001.

Tori's Mixed-Up Journal

At their summer cottage, Michael tells Tori she is ready to wind surf again. After her close call the year before, she is still afraid. Michael teaches her how to use small steps to attain her goal. Tori meets new boy Sonny. They go to an amusement park at the town fair. Tori and Sonny climb into a car on the Ferris wheel. When a power outage shuts the park down, Tori performs a daring rescue of a boy in the car below who climbed out of his car and is hanging onto the bar, suspended in air. During a volley ball game on the beach, Party crashers appear, set fire to their golf cart and cause mayhem. Tori conquers her fears of wind surfing with Michael as her guide. The bullies who wrecked their party turn up on sailboards and try to crash them in the choppy water. Michael and Tori fight back for their very survival. Award winning Canadian author Estelle Salata lives in Hamilton on the shores of Lake Ontario. She has published four children's books and four young adult novels. Her best selling novel Mice at Centre Ice became an animated film, "Tales of the Mouse Hockey League" which aired on CBC Television. www.estellesalata.ca A review of Blue Ice, the author's young adult hockey novel states: "An extremely well written book on all levels-style, appeal, characterization, reality, moral choices and consequences." Resource Links, the Year's Best 2001.

Tori's Little Big Journal

Blue Ice is published by Fitzhenry and Whiteside.

Blue Ice

Sports & Outdoors

Fitzhenry-Whiteside

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