The bestselling little authors of Thanks to My Hockey Dad and I Love My Hockey Mom have been at it again, drawing on their cumulative hockey experience as nine-year-old player prodigies to create the next hockey bestseller: Advice for a Young Hockey Player. You need to master the basics to be successful in hockey, and this book offers practical advice that young players can use to improve their game.  It offers gems of wisdom like “always keep your feet moving” and “don’t be scared of bigger players.”  Even more than that, though, it provides a window into young players’ inner thoughts and feelings, and these are often honest, heart-felt, and funny.  “If you make a bad play,” one boy reminds us, “remember to look up at your mom and not your dad.” The colour illustrations throughout are creative, funny, and charming. There are 570,000 hockey players registered in Canada, and they would all benefit from this simple advice... as would their parents.  Parents will enjoy the simple messages, and be gently reminded that hockey is a game, a game we all love, but a game that, most of all, we should let our kids play with joy, love, and passion.  It is a game intended to be fun.