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A
young teen with insane basketball skills, and a deadly three point shot, has just
arrived in Rhode Island. Basketball is her life, basketball is her everything.
Savvy Christopher is her name. Did I mention she is a six-foot-two-inch eighth grader and is still growing? Savvy is trying out for the elite 16U team, which is
crazy because she is only fourteen. She meets one of the girls there, Nina
Gonzalez, and becomes a really close friend with her, she has an even more
insane idea.
Trying
out for the 16U team isn't easy as a fourteen-year-old but, trying out for the
18U high school team Fire, shouldn't be possible. But, these two girls take the challenge head on, making the team. They are both extremely talented but the
coach makes it clear that they could boost their game if they want.
When Savvy’s Aunt Betty gets hurt,
it leaves Savvy to do all of her farm chores. Throwing hay bales everyday will
get your muscles pretty big and being six-foot-two-inches tall raises questions
in people’s minds. Savvy’s sister, Callie, is also an athlete, she’s a cheerleader.
Back in New Mexico she was the best cheerleader there was, but now in Rhode
Island she is the runt of the pack. As Callie starts buffing up, people are
also suspicious of what she might be doing.
During
one of Savvy’s games, one of her team mates finds a pill bottle stuffed in
Savvy’s bag, and it isn't medication for an injury. Savvy doesn't remember putting it in her bag, let alone taking any pills. None of the girls on her
team could have possibly put it in her bag either. Callie’s story about never
seeing the pills seems pretty convincing. But, only one of the sisters could
have possibly done this, so which girl went too far to boost their game?
I loved how you tidied it all up with hints on how the climax will end up! From my opinion, it was interesting enough to read.
ReplyDeleteNice blog Mandi Jo
sounds like a good book to read! It kinda left me hanging but that's good cause it makes me want to read it good job!
ReplyDeleteI love this book, but the way you did this review makes me want to read it again, Good Job!
ReplyDeleteI loved this book when i first started reading it! This review makes me want to finish it! You did a great job!!!
ReplyDeleteI love how you ended your review, not giving away the ending. If I hadn't already read this book I would have to go and get it right now.
ReplyDeleteNow I really want to read this book. I loved how you put just the right amount of details in the review.
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