Collision Course
Written by Del Storey,Laura Watson
123 pages, about 2 hours of reading
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- about 3 hours
- intermediate
- tense
- inspirational
- realistic
Collision Course by Del Storey and Laura Watson is a compelling graded reader designed for intermediate English language learners, chronicling the journey of Kate, a talented young athlete whose promising running career is jeopardized by poor choices and negative influences. As Kate navigates the complexities of peer pressure, family expectations, and the demands of competitive sports, she finds herself on a dangerous path that threatens to derail her future. The narrative explores her struggle to reconcile her personal desires with her athletic ambitions, ultimately leading to a critical turning point where she must confront the consequences of her actions and choose her own course. It's a story of self-discovery, resilience, and the power of making the right decisions.
“"The track was her escape, the only place where everything made sense."”
Key themes
- Choice and Consequence
- This theme is central to Kate's journey, as the narrative meticulously illustrates how each decision she makes, particularly regarding her social circle and commitment to running, leads to either positive or negative outcomes. It highlights the direct link between actions and their repercussions.
- Personal Growth and Resilience
- The story traces Kate's development from a somewhat naive and easily influenced individual to a more mature and self-aware young woman. Her ability to overcome adversity, learn from her mistakes, and rebuild her life demonstrates significant resilience.
- The Allure and Dangers of Peer Pressure
- This theme explores how the desire for belonging and acceptance can lead individuals to make choices that are contrary to their best interests or values, highlighting the power of social influence and the difficulty of resisting it.
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