The Million Dollar Putt

This heartwarming realistic fiction novel follows 13-year-old Ed "Bogie" Bogard, a blind boy living in Hawaii with his widowed father. Despite his blindness, Bogie is adventurous, enjoying activities like biking and parasailing. When he decides to learn golf, he forms an unlikely partnership with his neighbor, Birdie. Their friendship blossoms as Bogie discovers an incredible natural talent for the sport. An anonymous entry into the Angus Killick Memorial Tournament sets them on a quest to win a million-dollar putt. The book is praised for its humorous dialogue, positive portrayal of disability and friendship, and its message of courage and perseverance. It's a great read for children aged 8-11, offering both entertainment and valuable life lessons.