It's By Mike Lupa Summary
I thoroughly enjoyed this book it's written by Mike Lupica who writes other sport books like this one. It kept my attention the whole time and was one of the few books that I actually enjoyed. It was about this boy named Michael he was a all star pitcher on his baseball team. Both of his parents were died when he was young and he is living with his brother, eventually some coaches from other teams think he isn’t within the age limit to play and he can’t find his birth certificate to prove his age so he isn’t allowed to pitch. He has to try to find his birth certificate and has to try to get by without pitching. This book had a great plot that never became boring. Once I was kinda was getting bored with the book some new problem would arise
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Top Prospect: Student Athlete In Middle School
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How Is Minerva Reflected In The Time Of The Butterflies
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Eleanor And Park Sparknotes
1215 Words | 5 PagesThere are parts of every good book that the readers do and do not enjoy. What I enjoyed about the book the most was the changes of perspective between and during chapters. It was nice to hear about what the main characters thought about each other's actions. I also enjoyed the plot of the story where the characters develop feelings for one another even though it didn’t end happily ever after. My favorite chapter of the book was when Eleanor and Park ran away to get Eleanor to safety because it shows how much he cares about Eleanor and it shows how much trust Eleanor puts into Park (Rowell 287-312).
Brief Summary Of My Book Kid Owner By Tim Green
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The Batboy Book Summary
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The Pact By Sampson Jenkins And Rameck Hunt
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Lockdown Book Report
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Summary Of Center Field By Robert Lippsyte
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Milkweed Themes
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