Ebook {Epub PDF} Zanballer by R.R. Knudson

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Zanballer by Knudson, R. at www.doorway.ru - ISBN - ISBN - Puffin - - Softcover. Originally posted on Lost Classics of Teen Lit: A girl who would rather call the plays than lead the cheers At the dawn of the Title IX era, fictional girl quarterbacks were briefly all the rage (even Sweet Valley. R. R. Knudson, an author whose stories about girls and women in sports, particularly her series of "Zan" novels, heralded the lowering of gender barriers on the playing field, died on May 3 at.

Knudson wrote more than 40 books. But she is best known, particularly among teenage girls, for the four “Zan” books. Published in the years after the passage of Title IX, the law that prohibited federal funding for education programs that discriminate on the basis of sex, including sports, the series called on young women to eschew cheerleader skirts and pompoms. At the dawn of the Title IX era, fictional girl quarterbacks were briefly all the rage (even Sweet Valley High got into the act), but none of them have as much fun getting the message across as RR Knudson’s Zan Hagen. The first in the series, Zanballer (), was based on Knudsons own experience as a high school girl in Alexandria. She had spent the summer of honing her basketball skills, but just as the basketball season was about to begin, the school gymnasium floor was torn up because it had warped.