Official Review: The Irish Skateboard Club by Brinn Colenda

[KIrAN RAJpUT---]

Passion for something not everyone appreciates, crime, friendship, and much more. Seems a good combo to read.

[Benjamin Akuboh]

Michael must be a brave young man for following the smugglers. I would also like to know what becomes of his adventure. Congrats to the author for making BOTD!

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

This book tells of the adventures of an American student in Ireland; revolving around friendship, identity, and crime, this is a promising book.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

The Irish Skateboard Club by Brinn Colenda is a captivating coming-of-age tale that skillfully weaves adventure, Irish culture, and crime. With well-developed characters and a plot full of twists, it offers both intrigue and insight. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
Some people, like Michael, weren't encouraged to pursue their passions. Instead, they are given instructions. I ponder whether his love of snowboarding and skateboarding was forgotten there. The criminal component was very fascinating.

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

Wonderful review. I have never skateboarded or been to Ireland, but I have been to New Mexico several times. It will be an interesting read.

[Munmun Samanta]

Your review spurs me to read the book.
Is there anyone who is passionate about skating? Then The Irish Skateboard Club by Brinn Colenda is for you.
The novel follows the adventures of an American student in Ireland, Michael Callahan. He was adopted by an influential Irish-American family. Eventually he focuses on his love for snowboarding and skateboarding and excels in these skills. His friends used to call him, "Spider Man". But will it be possible for him to pursue his dream? Will his family support his passion? How does he take part in a challenging adventure through his skill? To know that you have to read The Irish Skateboard Club by Brinn Colenda.

[Marwa252688]

He’s determined to drop-in on his identity. But he just skitched straight into treachery.Michael Callahan is tired of being an outsider. Born in Bolivia and adopted into an Irish-American family, the multilingual skater hope a semester in a Dublin high school will help him find his cultural feet. But despite befriending a new crew and a feisty crush at the skate park, his future turns dark when he overhears a seedy mafia scheme…Bombing in after the crooks, Michael’s jaw drops when he uncovers the brutal business of trafficking young girls. But when the Irish and the American authorities fail to take his claims seriously, he and his team line up to stop the evil.Will they stop the whole situation, or carve full-speed into a deadly plot?The Irish Skateboard Club is a gripping YA thriller. If you like sporty protagonists, real-world dangers, and engaging self-discovery (plus romance!), then you’ll love Brinn Colenda’s four-wheeled affair.Buy The Irish Skateboard Club to kickflip out of peril today!

[Mayuri Kotalawala]

In addition, it's an unputdownable read with intriguing action and conversations, which are hilarious sometimes.

- This is why it was unputdownable for me. Great review. Thank you.

[Michael offiong]

Your review actually motivates me to read the book, the fact the the storyline is based in Ireland intrigues me especially that it's one of the countries I'd like to visit in the nearest future.
Great work

[Dinesh Sangwan]

Brinn Colenda's 'The Irish Skateboard Club' is an absolute gem! This gripping tale beautifully weaves Irish culture, thrilling adventures, and unforgettable characters into an unputdownable reading experience. I couldn't put it down

[Shubham [Kumar]]

Exhilarating storyline. The main character in “The Irish Skateboard Club” (TISC) is introduced within the book “ Chita Quest”. (TISC) is a high value book. Full of entertainment, thought provoking, and informative.

[Dinesh Sangwan]

Brinn Colenda's 'The Irish Skateboard Club' is an absolute gem! This gripping tale beautifully weaves Irish culture, thrilling adventures, and unforgettable characters into an unputdownable reading experience. I couldn't put it down

[Kebun Bunga]

The review of "The Irish Skateboard Club" by Brinn Colenda paints an enticing picture of the novel. It promises an engaging storyline with a mix of adventure, friendship, and identity crisis, set against the backdrop of Ireland. The reviewer's enthusiasm for the book is evident, and their detailed insights into the characters and plot add depth to their critique.

[Meghan Soderholm]

Being Irish, I can appreciate the recognition of Irish culture and the author's love for adventure. Ireland is one of the places on my bucket list to see where my family originated, and through this book, I was transported there along for the ride with Michael. Also, I have recently researched human trafficking, and I could not imagine the fear rising within. It is an excellent book for those with families of teenagers and parents. Thank you for writing an insightful review!