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A competitive figure skater tries not to buckle under pressure while ignoring her growing feelings for her rival in this YA novel perfect for fans of Some Girls Do and Spinning.
Ever since failing to get the gold last season, figure skater Evelyn Osei has had her eyes on the prize. This time nothing will get in her way—not friends or school, not her OCD, and definitely not her ex-friend and rival Mei Sato who is training at Evelyn’s club this year. As the season progresses and her relationships fray, Evelyn has to confront that she might not have everything under control and that her feelings for Mei run deeper than either friendship or rivalry. In her third novel, award-winning author Maya Ameyaw explores the stress of athletic competition and the confusion of first love with sensitive and vivid prose. Spiraling Out will speak to figure skating fans as well as any reader balancing the demands of daily life while on the complicated road to self-discovery.
A competitive figure skater tries not to buckle under pressure while ignoring her growing feelings for her rival in this YA novel perfect for fans of Some Girls Do and Spinning.
A competitive figure skater tries not to buckle under pressure while ignoring her growing feelings for her rival in this YA novel perfect for fans of Some Girls Do and Spinning.
Ever since failing to get the gold last season, figure skater Evelyn Osei has had her eyes on the prize. This time nothing will get in her way—not friends or school, not her OCD, and definitely not her ex-friend and rival Mei Sato who is training at Evelyn’s club this year. As the season progresses and her relationships fray, Evelyn has to confront that she might not have everything under control and that her feelings for Mei run deeper than either friendship or rivalry. In her third novel, award-winning author Maya Ameyaw explores the stress of athletic competition and the confusion of first love with sensitive and vivid prose. Spiraling Out will speak to figure skating fans as well as any reader balancing the demands of daily life while on the complicated road to self-discovery.
*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.
*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.
YAF046120 YOUNG ADULT FICTION / African American & Black
YAF058140 YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Social Themes / Mental Illness
YAF052040 YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Romance / LGBTQ+
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An amazing journey of Ghanaian-Canadian girl who is balancing senior year and competitive ice skating while also navigating sexuality and having traditional and a perfectionistic parent. Representation: sapphic, interracial, OCD
As someone who grew up with crippling anxiety and pressure to become a MD, I needed this growing up
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Amy M, Reviewer
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Great storyline+ characters
Great character chemistry
Good dialogue and very cute vibes
Good emotional tone and vibes
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Taylor L, Reviewer
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An amazing journey of Ghanaian-Canadian girl who is balancing senior year and competitive ice skating while also navigating sexuality and having traditional and a perfectionistic parent. Representation: sapphic, interracial, OCD
As someone who grew up with crippling anxiety and pressure to become a MD, I needed this growing up
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