Description

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Twelve-year-old Fishel (Fish) Rosner doesn't like regular "boy" things.

He hates sports and would prefer to read or do crafts instead of climbing trees or riding dirt bikes with his friends. He also loves to dance. But all his interests are considered "girly." Fish doesn't get why that's a bad thing. He's just interested in different things than other boys. When he asks his Bubby to teach him to knit, she tells him to go play outside. When he begs his mom to take him to Zumba, she enrolls him in water polo instead. Why does everyone else get to decide what Fish should or shouldn't do?

This short novel is a high-interest, low-reading level book for middle-grade readers who are building reading skills, want a quick read or say they don't like to read

About the Author

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Joanne Levy is the author of a number of books for young people, including Double Trouble from the Orca Currents line and the middle-grade novels Crushing It and the Red Maple-nominated Small Medium At Large. She lives in Clinton, Ontario.