The Crossover

The Crossover

Josh has many identities in this book--son, brother, basketball player, poet, and friend. At times he likes his nickname “Filthy McNasty,” but at other times he wants to be called “Josh.” How is Josh different from “Filthy McNasty”? Is either personality dominant

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Check out GradeSaver's character analysis in its Study Guide for this unit. The description of Josh includes character traits..... traits that both align with Josh's personality, and traits that are different. On the court, Josh is one thing..... but his moniker doesn't always fit who he is as an individual off the court.

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