Urška and Tine are talented hockey players, just faced with the fact that their parents are getting divorced. Not only will they no longer live under the same roof, but their mother is even planning to move to a distant place. Somewhere where there is no hockey and, of course, no friends and classmates. Can the children have any influence on the course of events?
The young adult novel Across the Blue Line psychologically captures the complexity and weight of making decisions that never affect just the individual, but all family members. (taken from the general website miszalozba.com)