Always a Catch

In Peter Richmond's "Always a Catch," Jack, a junior new to a preparatory boarding school, finds himself caught between two worlds. A skilled piano player, he also joins the school's football team, eager to fit in. The story explores Jack's internal struggle as he grapples with the expectations of his new teammates and the desire to remain authentic to his love for music. This young adult novel delves into themes of identity, peer pressure, and the courage it takes to stand firm in one's values, making it a thoughtful read for teenagers navigating similar social challenges.