Official Review: The Irish Skateboard Club by Brinn Colenda

[Elizabeth McNutt]

Interesting book that teaches each person a little about the exchange program, Ireland, a story of a young man with a dream. Sure to captivate the reader with the reality of making a dream come true against a villain.

[Elizabeth McNutt]

Interesting book that teaches each person a little about the exchange program, Ireland, a story of a young man with a dream. Sure to captivate the reader with the reality of making a dream come true against a villain.

[Markus Tsammani]

The plot of this book seems to encompass a lot of different themes. The fact that it takes place in Ireland only makes me find it more intriguing. One day, I'd want to read it. I appreciate your thoughtful assessment.

[Adrian Rondon Salazar]

I know nothing about skateboarding; I'm not excited about reading this book. However, there is an element that I find interesting in the plot: The fact that Michael's parents disagree with his tastes and pressure him to have another profession is a real problem for many young people. Thanks for the review.

[todwyer01]

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting young adult following Michael, an avid skateboarder, travels to Ireland on a study abroad program, but while there he uncovers a smuggling activity. He assists the police in stopping the smuggling. It might be worth a second look. Well done.

[Shanesha Sammerson]

Sounds interesting. The name sounds boring but the plot with him going undercover to find the culprit sounds intriguing. Great review.

[Kelsey Roy]

This sounds like a fun coming of age novel for young adults that introduces teens to a different culture! Thanks for your detailed review!

[Rodel Barnachea]

I am intrigued by Michael's desire to be an expert in snowboarding and skateboarding. I am fascinated by Michael's immersion in Irish culture as a foreign exchange student. I am interested in learning if Michael would be able to succeed in helping the authorities get a certain crime syndicate busted.

[Stephen Christopher 1]

I like young adult crime adventures, so this one sounds like my kind of book. You didn't mention if it's a standalone book, being book 4 of the 'Callahan Saga series' I'm concerned I'll miss some backstory if I read this one first. I might look for the first in the series before attempting this one.

[Prince Ekeoma]

"The Irish Skateboard Club" by Brinn Colenda. An interesting book, talks about Michael an expert in snowboarding and skateboarding, all he desired was to be a snowboard coach, but his family wanted him to go to college and get a job in a company afterwards. Congrats on your #BOTD.

[Amanda Brouillette Gladden]

Wow! Impressive and well descriptive review. It seems they're is so much going on in the story that you can't put it down or even miss a paragraph. I haven't read one comment that let's the readers down. This is the style of book that I can wrap myself in and want to keep going. I hope it doesn't disappoint!

[ErandikaHerath]

I like the attitude of Michael being responsible citizen even though he is a foreigner. This is a great read I guess. Thank you for the comprehensive review and it awaken my curiosity to read the book.

[Joseph Zou]

I haven't read the book but reading the reviews already makes me thinks about teen movie, it must be a really interesting book to read.

[Leonie Vermaak]

I love YA books in general and this one seems very interesting and full of action. The fact that it's set in Ireland is another plus as it's a country that intrigues me. I'm quite excited to see if Michael will be able to get the smugglers arrested. Thanks for a great review.

[Sirajuddin A]

A simple story turns adventurous when Micheal attempts to expose the Russian and Italian smugglers in Ireland, and events change intriguingly and gather momentum.