There are two things that fourteen-year-old Dylan Crow, a.k.a Slider, cares about-his foster brother, Mikey, and skateboarding. Now Mikey is missing. Can Slider use his skating skills to escape the people who are after him? Can he trust the police? Can a skateboarder from New York City really help change the world? Read Tony Hawks 900 Revolution Impulse – Volume 2 and find out.
128 pages 978-1434234520 Ages 10-14
Recommended by J.J. Butts, Librarian, Virginia
Other titles in the Tony Hawk's 900 Revolution series: Drop In Volume 1; Fall Line, Volume 3; Unchained, Volume 4 (bikes); Amplified, Volume 5; Tunnel Vision, Volume 6 (skateboarding); Exiled, Volume 7; Lockdown, Volume 8; Zombified, Volume 9 (Skateboarding); Unearthed, Volume 10, Climbing; Flip Side, Volume 11; Recharged, Volume 12 (skateboarding); Horizon, Volume 13 (The final volume in the series)
Pacing: Fast-paced
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When you skate in New York, it’s all about getting creative, and fourteen-year-old Dylan Crow considers himself a street artist. You won’t catch him tagging alley walls. Instead, he paints the streets with his board. He wants to be seen grinding rails in Brooklyn, doing ollies at the Chelsea Piers, and launching kickflips in Manhattan. But when Dylan starts running with the wrong crowd, his future quickly becomes a lot less certain . . . until he discovers a new destiny.--from the publisher
