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Beyond the Hardwood
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Beyond the Hardwood

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From the time he was old enough to hold a basketball, Nathan Hanson dreamed of playing in the NCAA. Now a senior at Lake Washington High School, Nathan is a top-notch athlete with aspirations of attending medical school. Well known for his skills on the court, Nathan’s name and face are plastered across every sports page in Seattle. When a college recruiter catches wind of his stats, Nathan receives a visit from the head coach of the University of Washington, bringing him one step closer to making his lifelong dream a reality. But sometimes pursuing your dreams comes with a hefty price.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
L.M. Nelson
Date
12 November 2016
Pages
510
ISBN
9780692811535

From the time he was old enough to hold a basketball, Nathan Hanson dreamed of playing in the NCAA. Now a senior at Lake Washington High School, Nathan is a top-notch athlete with aspirations of attending medical school. Well known for his skills on the court, Nathan’s name and face are plastered across every sports page in Seattle. When a college recruiter catches wind of his stats, Nathan receives a visit from the head coach of the University of Washington, bringing him one step closer to making his lifelong dream a reality. But sometimes pursuing your dreams comes with a hefty price.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
L.M. Nelson
Date
12 November 2016
Pages
510
ISBN
9780692811535