Ebook {Epub PDF} Power Plays by Maureen Ulrich

― Maureen Ulrich, Power Plays. 0 likes. Like “Noon is an important time at EJH. THe students who stay at noon eat together in the gym and then go outside for 20 minutes to socialize. Everything happens at lunch. The flirting, the rumors, the breakups.”4/5. Author/playwright Maureen Ulrich reads Chapter One of Power Plays, published by Wood Dragon Books. This international award winning novel will soon be availa.  · Power Plays by Maureen Ulrich Published by Wood Dragon Books Review by Michelle Shaw. In this first book in the Jessie Mac Hockey Series, we are introduced to fourteen-year-old Jessie McIntyre, the new girl at Estevan Junior High. In Saskatoon, at her .

Power Plays by Maureen Ulrich Published by Wood Dragon Books Review by Michelle Shaw. In this first book in the Jessie Mac Hockey Series, we are introduced to fourteen-year-old Jessie McIntyre, the new girl at Estevan Junior High. In Saskatoon, at her old school, Jessie was part of a close group of friends. Maureen Ulrich has grasped many of the key issues young teens are dealing with today and rolled them into one to create a fast-paced novel, like the game of hockey. An inspiring read, sure to help anyone with problems in school, and even without problems in school Power Plays will put a smile on your face. A fast-paced story about hockey, peer pressure and finding yourself. Although Power Plays is her first book publication, Maureen Ulrich is also an avid playwright, having written 26 plays for young people, and 4 for adults.

Author/playwright Maureen Ulrich reads Chapter One of Power Plays, published by Wood Dragon Books. This international award winning novel will soon be availa. Power Plays, a gritty tale about the problems facing today’s teens, is sprinkled with humour, heart-pounding hockey action, life lessons, and positive female role models. Power Plays by Maureen Ulrich Published by Wood Dragon Books Review by Michelle Shaw. In this first book in the Jessie Mac Hockey Series, we are introduced to fourteen-year-old Jessie McIntyre, the new girl at Estevan Junior High. In Saskatoon, at her old school, Jessie was part of a close group of friends.