The book The Crossover by Kwane Alexander is a book about a boy named Josh. His twin brother is J.B. They both love basketball and their father is Charlie Bell, a former professional basketball player that played for the Milwaukee Bucks and the Golden State Warriors. They both play on the same basketball team called the Wildcats. My favorite part in the book is when Josh makes the game winning shot in game 7 of the finals and the crowd goes wild. I think the character Josh is similar to me because I LOVE basketball and I always try to be the best out of everyone and in everything in basketball. A sad part in the book is when their dad dies from multiple heart attacks leaving his championship ring to Josh. The life lesson of The Crossover is family is an important part in Josh’s family, the Bells, and his relationship to them, that forms the relationship of family. In the book, Josh refers to his father as the backboard – the backbone – of the family, and of his own life. I highly recommend this book to all boys and girls, you don’t have to be a sports fan to enjoy this book, for ages 8+. So if you like suspense books, sad books, and basketball books this is positively, definitely, 100%, absolutely, no doubt about it, the right book for you!!!!!