Trust on Thin Ice

Trust on Thin IceDive into the captivating world of 'Trust on Thin Ice,' a thrilling paperback that combines the excitement of figure skating with the essence of trust and teamwork. Written by the talented Jake Maddox and beautifully illustrated by Lelo Alves, this BRAND NEW 72 page book from Capstone Press is perfect for young readers who dream of gliding across the ice. Join Mina, a gifted figure skater, as she embarks on a new adventure in pairs skating. With a shy

Dive into the captivating world of 'Trust on Thin Ice,' a thrilling paperback that combines the excitement of figure skating with the essence of trust and teamwork. Written by the talented Jake Maddox and beautifully illustrated by Lelo Alves, this BRAND NEW 72-page book from Capstone Press is perfect for young readers who dream of gliding across the ice. Join Mina, a gifted figure skater, as she embarks on a new adventure in pairs skating. With a shy boy named Luke as her partner, Mina faces the challenge of overcoming trust issues that could make or break their performance on the ice. Will they learn to work together and develop that essential bond needed for success? This enchanting story not only showcases the beauty of figure skating but also emphasizes the importance of friendship and collaboration. Perfect for children and tweens, 'Trust on Thin Ice' is an engaging read that promotes resilience and inspires young skaters and readers alike. Ideal for educators and parents looking to teach lessons about teamwork through storytelling. Don't miss out on this insightful tale that beautifully blends sports, personal growth, and emotional development. Order now and enjoy fast delivery right to your door, making it a great choice for gifts, school projects, or bedtime reading.

By Maddox, Jake
Illustrated by Alves, Lelo
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages 72
Publisher Capstone Press


Mina is a talented figure skater but she's looking forward to trying a new challengepairs skating Mina has second thoughts though when she starts practicing with Luke a shy boy who she doesnt know well. Can the pair overcome their trust issues and become a successful pairs skating team