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In my opinion , I thought this was a great book. I didn't think I'd like it because it wasn't about sports. It made a lot of sense to me, and left me on my seat most of the time. I'd definitely recommend this to my friends who like mystery and/or adventurous books.

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Zach's dad was a hero and saved people, but one day he gets into a plane crash and dies. Then, amazing things happen to Zach and he starts saving people... but more comes with that. (Read to find more)

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Zach's dad was a hero. He killed the bads, which is basically all Zach knew about his work life.. But Zach didn't think his dad died in a plane crash. He knew how much his dad liked to fly, and tried figuring every detail with his friend Kate. Then things got stranger... He wanted to visit his dads crash, so he liked to his mom about where he was going and made it there. Mr.Herbert found him there (in the middle of a field), and talked to him about things Zach never knew about his dad's life. Then Zach started getting powers. He didn't know how but the Bad's started attacking him, and his family figured out about it. Most of the family (Like Kate and the Uncle) understand what has been happening to him.  He just can't let them take control of him, and make him change into a Bad. Mr.Herbert is trying to persuade him on what's going to happen to him, when the Bad's start attacking... (and how he needs to be ready!)  But Zach's uncle doesn't trust Mr.Herbert at all. Turns out Mr.Herbert was Zach's dad's son. He couldn't have him so he was put into an orphanage... and after Zach's dad grew older and was a one man show, Uncle couldn't take it.. And killed him and blamed it on a plane!

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People selling the book Hero, by Mike Lupica

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People selling the book Hero, by Mike Lupica

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https://www.amazon.com/Hero-Mike-Lupica/dp/0142419605
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8414756-hero

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http://www.mikelupicabooks.com/

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No Slam Dunk

On sale 11/06/2018
A fast-paced, heartfelt story for basketball fans that proves being a good teammate remains the most important quality in basketball—and in life, from New York Times bestselling author Mike Lupica.
Wes' father always told him that there was only one ball in basketball. That you had to know when to take it yourself and when to give it up, that finding the right balance was key. So at every practice and game, Wes tries his best to be a good basketball player and, above all, a good teammate.

As the season kicks off, Wes finds that not everyone on his team has the same idea. All-star player and the Hawks' point guard, Danilo "Dinero" Rey seems determined to hold the spotlight and the ball, even if it means costing his team the game. If Wes is to lead the Hawks to the playoffs, he'll need to find new ways to dish out an assist—even if it means his most important one comes off the court.

In No Slam Dunk, #1 New York Times bestseller Mike Lupica demonstrates once again that there is no children's sports novelist today who can match his ability to weave a story of vivid sports action and heartfelt emotion. A touching story about teamwork and family, of selfishness and generosity, No Slam Dunk shows that even in the face of adversity, giving your best is the surest way to victory.

Praise for Mike Lupica:

"Lupica is the greatest sports writer for middle school readers."
— VOYA on True Legend

"Lupica will win a Pulitzer for his sportswriting one day (he should have won it already)."
— The New York Times on Heat

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No Slam Dunk A fast-paced, heartfelt story for basketball fans that proves being a good teammate remains the most important quality in basketball-and in life, from New York Times bestselling author Mike Lupica. Wes' father always told him that there was only one ball in basketball.

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"Look to the sky" (Zach's dad always told him that when he was younger, and he didn't know what he wanted to grow up to be)

"It's not like I'm fixed on it. Or it's something I really want to do. But it's something I feel like I have to do."- Zach. (Zach wanted to go the the place where his dad had his accident and died.. he needs to figure out what actually happened to his dad when he died.)

"His dad has always told him that fighting only proved who was the better fighter, and usually you knew that before you started."

"Be strong"- Senator Kerrigan said to Zach. (This was said when Zach's dad died in a plane crash, trying to save lives.)

"Let's not have some of us going the wrong way down a one-way street."

"With great power comes great responsibility."