Mark my words, I will not rest until every single one of my friends who loves the All for the Game trilogy or Rachel Reid's Game Changers series has read this outstanding book!

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Rivals to lovers seems to be the most popular trope of the decade, and I'm always equal parts excited and hesitant to read a book that boasts it. Considering that the author belongs to the LGBTQIA+ community, the representation in this book is excellent. Being a legacy and an NHL sweetheart, Jaysen believes Mickey is being selfish to take that full ride scholarship and place on the college team when somebody less fortunate could really use that scholarship and exposure.

The question should be easily understood, avoiding complex phrasings or terminology that might confuse participants. It has been a perfect 4 star only if the author has put more effort into making us believe in romance. Fortunately Icebreaker was a book I was right to be excited about, and turned out to be a story that moved me with more than just the romance part of it. Thousands of teams around the world play QuizBreaker as a fun way to learn more about each other and bring their teams closer together. With a father and a grandfather who have gone down in NHL history, Mickey is almost guaranteed the league's top draft spot.

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i know hockey is a physical sport, but the way Jaysen went after Mickey so hard at the start of the book bothered me, especially given their respective sizes. In addition to the hockey talk and the rivalry and the romance, a lot of attention is paid to mental health issues, as well as the way female athletes' accomplishments get short shrift when compared with their male counterparts. Try these work related ice breakers when trying to create a professional environment or when forming new teams. James no ve a Jaycen como un centro de rehabilitación, aunque reconoce que estar enamorado de él lo impulsa a mejorar.You’ll have to take my word on this and read Icebreaker, it’s truly far greater than I could ever describe it. I love the story about young hockey player Mickey and his struggles to find his place in life and dealing with his depression. Our resources are crucial for knowledge lovers everywhere—so if you find all these bits and bytes useful, please pitch in.

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The sports element, the bond between siblings and friends were top-notch but the love interest, Jaysen Cauler, and romance between Mickey and Jaysen looked half-baked. I mean, if it's a Romance™️, then we have to discuss pacing issues and the fact that the fade-to-black choices with their sexual encounters caused us to miss out on the (I assume) developing intimacy between the two, since that's one of my favorite parts of a romance novel. This book will make you think, which I love, and it does it without telling you what it wants you to think, which I really love, but in the end I think it missed a few connections that were needed to tie the whole thing together and elevate this from good to excellent.Não curto trisal, um relacionamento com 2 já dá um trabalho, imagina com 3 ( é um tipo de gosto que não nunca vou entender). My favourite part of the book was how it showed that women’s sports doesn’t get the same level of media coverage nor do women players get the same level of praise/acceptance as their male counterparts. The last thing either is counting on is their rivalry turning into something else, something far more serious and with longer-term potential. Nie jestem osobą która interesuje się sportami, a ta książka dosłownie jest o hokeju, to przyznam szczerze że byłem totalnie zainteresowany czytając to wszystko. Crossed wires and missed connections – good communication among teams is tablestakes for effective teamwork.