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4-6Tony Hawk: Live2Skate series.
Illustrated by
Fernando Cano
&
Laura Rivera.
In Revive, thirteen-year-old Jason Hart helps create a skatepark at the site of an abandoned amusement park. Solo focuses on fourteen-year-old Dax Ramirex, who lives in a homeless shelter with his dad and finds a community with other skaters. The books don't offer much depth, but their compact size, comics-style illustrations, and short action-packed chapters may hook reluctant readers. Review covers these Tony Hawk: Live2Skate titles: Revive and Solo.