Inclusion and gender rules
Zach starts a boys-only snowboard cross team, and Hannah is left questioning whether to continue.
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Jane bingham - Author
A friendship-centred winter sports story about a new team that excludes Hannah, tests Brian’s loyalty and pressures Snowstream’s children to choose between friends and belonging.
Hannah and Brian have the run of Snowstream, the cool winter resort where their parents work. But when the new manager takes over, her son, Zach, decides it’s time to make a different kind of change. Zach starts a boys-only snowboard cross team. Hannah feels like giving up, but Brian doesn’t want to lose his best snowboarding partner. What will it take for Zach to accept Hannah? And what will happen when the other kids at Snowstream are forced to choose between loyalty with old friends and the snowboarding team?
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA friendship-centred winter sports story about a new team that excludes Hannah, tests Brian’s loyalty and pressures Snowstream’s children to choose between friends and belonging.
Zach starts a boys-only snowboard cross team, and Hannah is left questioning whether to continue.
Brian wants to keep Hannah as his snowboarding partner, while other children must choose between old friends and the new team.
The central conflict may prompt strong feelings about gender-based exclusion and social pressure.
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