Friday, 27 February 2015

By Randy Starkman                           
 February 28, 1973- present
Pages: 178
Accomplishments
- In 1992, he got a silver medal as part of the Canadian hockey team at the Winter Olympics.
- In 1995, he got the memorial trophy and he was the hockey news player of the year.
- In 2002, he got a gold medal as part of the Canadian hockey team at the Winter Olympics


Family Members
- His dad, Carl played a big part in him being a hockey star. It never bothered him that Eric was better                    
   than he was, they just had fun playing and learning hockey.
- His mom, Bonnie helped him study for school and cheered him on no matter what.
- His brother, Brett helped him practice hockey skills and stay positive.

Information
- By the age of three, he had tremendously large hands and feet.
- He is very confident and will try new things.
- Started skating when he was one and a half.
- Retired in 2007.
- Married to Kina Lamarche in 2012.
- He has gotten 8 major concussions.

I liked  this book because it explained everything so well.If you like hockey you will love this book. I disliked it because it seemed to drag on and get boring at times. Younger kids probably shouldn't read it because of crude language.

As an overall rating I would give this book three out of five stars.



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