Sins of the Tribe was a book that really surprised me. I honestly don't care for football at all, but I didn't find this book boring like I would watching football on TV. The relationships between the characters kept me interested. This book started off super weird with our main character Wally trying to help a raccoon that got hit by a car. His train of thought is easy to get lost in and fascinating. I liked seeing Dion's point of view and wanted to know what happened between the two of them. Wally just joined the Bastille University Tribe football team. This is because his star brother is on it. I don't like how his brother is described as mentally deficient in the synopsis. He was one of my favorite characters and gives the main character Wally a strong purpose. I really liked the professor, the aunt, and learning a little about football!