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A true jammer could push through anything, but Fred doesn't know who she is anymore. And although Fred tries to avoid it, roller derby has a way of barging back into her life.
On a road trip to Melbourne with her dad, Fred meets a bunch of people who think they know what's best for her. On the track she's Fred or Dead, the star jammer, a gun at smashing through a line of bodies and scoring for her team.īut Fred's life has fallen apart, and now she can't imagine ever putting her skates on again.
She's always had her mum, her dad, and her love of roller derby. From the bestselling, award-winning author of Sick Bay and The Secrets We Keep, a powerful, life-affirming middle grade novel about grief and roller derbyįred has moved around her whole life, one small town after another, and never minded starting over.
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