The Gollywhopper Games Friend or Foe..., Jody Feldman
The Gollywhopper Games Friend or Foe..., Jody Feldman
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The Gollywhopper Games: Friend or Foe

Author: Jody Feldman

Narrator: Jonathan Todd Ross

Unabridged: 7 hr 34 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 04/07/2020


Synopsis

This companion to the popular The Gollywhopper Games, a book named to twenty-six state award master lists, will appeal to fans of The Amazing Race, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library. Chock-full of puzzles, riddles, and challenges for the reader to solve along with the main characters, the third book in the Gollywhopper Games series offers readers plenty of action and fun and will appeal equally to boys and girls. Zane is not that interested in the Gollywhopper Games. He’d rather play football and is sure that he’s headed straight for the NFL. But after he gets his second concussion, his parents tell him, “No football for a year.” Instead, to his surprise, he gets a chance to compete in the Gollywhopper Games. Zane’s sense of strategy, his physical strength, and his competitive edge are all assets, and so is his ability to motivate his teammates and get them to work together. Zane becomes particularly close to Elijah, a young and scrawny genius who is friendly, awkward, and funny—Zane’s polar opposite. These two unlikely friends end up head-to-head in the final challenge, where Elijah’s quick thinking and Zane’s physical strength make it a tough fight. This is a fast-paced and interactive read for fans of The Mysterious Benedict Society.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Colette

My least favorite in the series.......more

Goodreads review by Anaum

I just like the puzzles and stuff. It was good but I just realized I need to reevaluate my review because I liked it but I probably won’t reread it. It’s great for killing time though. 👍......more

It's kind of hard not to be captivated by the Gollywhopper Games series. They're incredibly unrealistic and juvenile, but reading them is just really fun. Ninety percent of the emotions Feldman describes are positive: Excited, happy, confident. It's refreshing, especially after reading a lot of horr......more