About This Book
"Running Wild" tells the story of Pete, a young man with a cynical outlook on life, believing that all actions are self-serving. His perspective begins to shift when he's encouraged by Coach Wilson and Officer Stowell to try out for the high school football team. This chapter book explores themes of self-discovery, the development of trust, and the profound impact of mentorship and friendship. It's an engaging read for elementary and middle schoolers, particularly those interested in sports, offering a heartwarming narrative about finding belonging and purpose.
When Coach Wilson and Officer Stowell encourage him to join the high school football team, Pete no longer believes that nobody does anything for nothing.
Discussion Prompts
1
Pete initially believed 'nobody does anything for nothing.' What do you think he meant by that, and how did his experience with the football team change his mind?
2
How do Coach Wilson and Officer Stowell help Pete? What qualities make them good mentors?
3
What does Pete learn about teamwork and friendship while playing football?
4
Have you ever tried something new that changed your perspective on things?
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