WrestleDreamia: A Boy’s Strange Journey Into The Squared Circle

A troubled 12-year-old, Breece, develops discipline and respect, but first, he has to survive the brutal training regime in the wrestling ring with his pro-wrestler neighbor.

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Gold Mom’s Choice Award
San Francisco Book Festival Award
New York Book Festival Award
Paris Book Festival Award
Hollywood Book Festival Award

Breece Harris, a troubled, mixed-race 12-year-old, has been cut from his middle-school basketball team for a lack of discipline. A happy kid growing up, Breece has become a bitter adolescent, transformed by the recent sudden death of his father. His world turned upside-down when Brick Layer moved into their trailer park for his 1-month guest residency for a local Pro-Wrestling Federation.

Brick is known as the worst of bad guys, known as “heels” in the business. When he reluctantly agrees to train Breece, the boy quickly learns that “you can’t judge a book by its cover” as the thick, thoughtful layers of the perceived brute are revealed to him.

Breece slowly develops discipline and respect, but first, he has to survive the brutal training regime…      

Author

Daniel Boyd
Cover

Paperback
ISBN

9781958914120
Other Details

Hector Mexia
Pages

64
Size

5.5 x 8.5
Year Published

2023

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About the Author

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Daniel Boyd is an acclaimed filmmaker (Chillers, Strangest Dreams, Paradise Park), a two-time television regional Emmy nominee, a multi-nominated graphic novelist (Chillers I & II, CARBON, SALT, and playwright (Paradise Park the Musical, Space Preachers the Musical, Miss Dirt Turtle’s Garden Club Musical.)

A retired media studies professor at West Virginia State University, Boyd also taught around the world including in Tanzania as a three-time Fulbright scholar. He recently retired as Artist in Residence at WV State University’s Economic Development Center.