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"Anyone who cares about Boston and race and hope and hoops will take heart from Neil Swidey's The Assist, in which decent kids jockey for a lucky break in a world in which decency and luck are often in short supply. Set in compact, feisty, history-haunted Charlestown, this book is a powerhouse work of literary journalism about a powerhouse basketball program and the coach who would't take no for an anwser." Madeleine Blais, Pulitzer Prize-winner and author of In These Girls, Hope Is a Muscle, from the bookjacket.
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4 editions- Paperback · English · 2008PublicAffairs · 392 pages · 9781586486662
- Hardcover · English · 2008PublicAffairs · 358 pages · 9781586484699
- Other · English · 2008AssistPublicAffairs · 392 pages · 9781283136631
- Other · English · 2008AssistPublicAffairs · 9780786727025
Sport & RecreationBasketballO'Brien, JackCharlestown High School (Boston, Mass.)School sportsBostonSPORTS & RECREATIONSports, united states







