Golden Boy
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Golden Boy
Narrated by:
Cassidy Brown
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Narrated by:
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Cassidy Brown
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By:
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A. J. Symon
Emma Branch has always been the odd one out. As a stubborn, socially inept teen genius, she’s had a hard time finding her place in her small Southern town. But that’s okay, because Emma already has the only friend she needs: her golden retriever, Hudson.
So when Hudson falls critically ill, Emma can’t say goodbye. With her science smarts, she injects him with her latest experiment, a longevity formula she hopes will save his life. And that’s when things go hilariously wrong. Emma wakes the next day to find she’s turned her dog into a human boy!
Before she can make an antidote, Hudson runs off and inadvertently impresses Emma’s father out on the football field. As a struggling head coach, he proposes a wild idea: put Hudson on the team. Soon enough, everybody is talking about the mysterious new football star who’s catapulting the team to victory. And Emma, her father, and the whole town discover how a good boy can change people’s hearts—but only after he causes a doggone mess!
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Reviews
"A dog's metamorphosis changes his family and his town for the better."
—Kirkus Reviews
—Kirkus Reviews
"High schooler Emma creates a formula meant to prolong the lives of fruit flies. When her beloved golden retriever, Hudson, becomes critically ill, Emma uses the untested (on dogs) formula, and Hudson turns into a human teenager. His speed and agility impress Emma's football-coach father, who then recruits this unknown boy for his team. Narrator Cassidy Brown makes listeners laugh out loud as she expresses Hudson’s simplicity and joy as he runs free, eats human food, and gets into misadventures. Brown also instills her performance with Emma’s palpable fear of discovery."
—Kirkus Reviews
—Kirkus Reviews
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