For Bo's training he goes to the swimming pool because Mr.S is the coach. They know each other very well and Bo trusts him with a lot of secrets in Bo's life. He has become almost obsessed with working out and getting in shape for the big triathlon. All Bo does is workout, go home and go to anger management in the mornings. Some of the kids like Elvis, believe that he doesn't belong in the class because he did nothing wrong. He met Mr.Nak, Shelly, Elvis, Hudge and many more. His first day at anger management he got to meet some really awesome people. After listening and talking over what he should do, he chose to go to the anger management class because the home schooling teacher is the most boring teacher in the world. Bo has a choice of either being home schooled or anger management classes.

He ends up saying something he shouldn't have and gets sent out of school. Redmond, one of his teachers, because he got irritated in him. In the beginning of the book, Bo yells at Mr. He ends up yelling at everyone that he sees his dad in. He has an extremely bad anger management probably. Bo dreams of wining a triathlon and becoming an Ironman but some things get in his way. He has one name that almost everyone calls him and that is Bo. It is about being heard-and learning to listen.Ironman, by Chris Crutcher, is a novel about a teenage boy named Beauregard Brewster who has a huge dream but has some problems to solve along the way. It is about standing up, getting knocked down, and standing up again. Ironman is a funny, sometimes heartbreaking story about growing up in the heart of struggle. It is here he meets and falls in love with Shelly, a future American Gladiator, whose passion for physical challenge more than matches his. Nak's before-school Anger Management group (which he initially believes to be populated with future serial killers and freeway snipers), Bo meets a hard-edged, down-on-their-luck pack of survivors with stainless steel shields against the world that Bo comes to see are not so different from his own. I'm going to be a triathlete, an Ironman. No more coaches for me, he tells the talk show icon, no more dads. In his letters to Larry, Bo describes his quest for excellence on his own terms. Following angry outbursts at his football coach and English teacher that have cost him his spot on the football team and moved him dangerously close to expulsion from school, he turns to the only adult he believes will listen: Larry King. Bo Brewster has been at war with his father for as long as he can remember.

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