Books like Max and Marla by Alexandra Boiger
Max and Marla are inseparable friends with a shared dream of becoming Olympic sledders. Their journey to success revolves around diligent preparation, relentless practice, and steadfast perseverance. Through the story, readers see how dedication, persistence, and friendship pave the way to reach the peak of winter sport greatness.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Alexandra Boiger
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