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Rosner, Anna, 1972-
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Sherbatov, Eliezer.
Hockey players -- Biography.
Athletes with disabilities -- Biography.
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Rosner, Anna, 1972-
Sherbatov, Eliezer.
Hockey players -- Biography.
Athletes with disabilities -- Biography.
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My left skate : the
extraordinary
life
of
Eliezer
Sherbatov
/ Anna Rosner.
by
Rosner, Anna, 1972-
Yellow Dog, c2022.
Call #:
796.962092 S551r
Subjects
Sherbatov
,
Eliezer
.
Hockey players -- Biography.
Athletes with disabilities -- Biography.
ISBN:
9781773370873
Alternate title:
Extraordinary
life
of
Eliezer
Sherbatov
Description:
112 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm.
Summary:
Based on extensive interviews, My Left Skate: The
Extraordinary
Story of
Eliezer
Sherbatov
is a first-person biography of a teenager who had it all on the hockey rink: guts, drive, and exceptional talent. When a freak accident leaves him with a permanent disability and no feeling below his left knee, everyone believes
Eliezer
's career is over -- everyone except his mother, a professional power skating coach. She teaches
Eliezer
to skate using the muscles in his upper leg, and after two and half years of operations and rehabilitation, he returns to the rink to become one of Quebec's elite junior players. Still undrafted at age nineteen,
Eliezer
embarks on a professional career in Europe in the hopes of one day returning to the NHL. His travels lead him to France, Kazakhstan, Slovakia, and eventually to Poland, where he lives and plays hockey just a few kilometres from the Auschwitz death camp, haunted by memories of the past. In its stunning conclusion, My Left Skate describes
Eliezer
's
life
in the Ukraine and his struggle to escape from war after Russia invades the very region in which he lives and plays.
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Biographies.
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Cole Harbour Public Library
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