
By Meg Braithwaite, Nick Craine (Illustrator)
Part of the I Can Read Hockey Stories series
Snow buries their rink, but can they play hockey indoors?
Mario and his brothers face a snowy dilemma when their beloved hockey rink is buried under relentless snowfall. Despite their efforts to clear it, the snow keeps piling up. Just when it seems like their hockey dreams are dashed, their mom suggests an unexpected solution: transform the living room into an ice rink. Can they bring their favorite game indoors and keep the fun alive? This playful tale invites young readers to explore creativity and determination in the face of winter's challenges.
Mario and his brothers loved hockey. They played every day on their front-yard rink, until one day the snow was coming down so hard that the rink was completely buried. They shovelled and shovelled, but the snow kept coming. What could they do? Then Mario’s mom had an idea: Why not build an ice rink in the living room? Ideal for young hockey fans and future stars, this level-2 I Can Read book is perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences.
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