The Yo-Yo book is now for sale.

Nobody slings a yo-yo like Benny James. Behind the back, through the air, between his legs, suspended at a hundred and twenty-degree angle, he’s sold out arenas nationwide wowing and kapowing audiences with his yo-yo. But still there’s a hole in Benny’s heart. He just can’t get over the girl who got away. And no amount of fame, fortune or after-hours masked crime-fighting will ease that pain. But as Benny navigates his weird world he learns life really can be like a yo-yo. Sometimes it’s up, sometimes it’s down, and sometimes it smacks you right in the face.

Yo-Yo book

“A universe where a hopeless romantic yo-yo champion crime fighting vigilante can sell out Madison Square Garden. Who knew?” J.J. Colagrande, author of Decò 2.0

Yo-Yo is for sale here.

About David Rolland:

David Rolland is the author of Yo-Yo, The End of the Century, and Deadbeat. He is also the screenwriter of the children’s movie Finding Rin Tin Tin. He currently resides in Miami Beach with his wife and daughter. He is also music journalist for Miami New Times and edits the Jitney blog.

Young Adult Books and Yo-Yo

Young adult (YA) literature is a vibrant category of books primarily aimed at readers aged 12-18, though its appeal extends to adults. These books delve into themes central to adolescence, such as identity, relationships, and navigating social pressures, often within diverse genres like fantasy, science fiction, and contemporary fiction. YA stories feature teenage protagonists facing relatable challenges, fostering a sense of connection and understanding among young readers. This literature plays a crucial role in helping adolescents process their experiences and develop emotional intelligence.

YA books are invaluable because they provide relatable narratives that address complex issues like mental health and social justice in an accessible way. They promote literacy by engaging young minds with compelling stories and diverse perspectives, fostering a love of reading. Furthermore, these books offer a safe space for young people to explore their own identities and the world around them, ultimately contributing to their personal growth and understanding. By offering entertainment and emotional resonance, YA literature serves as a powerful tool for navigating the complexities of adolescence.

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