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The story of Ghost reminds me of Safe at Home, a book by Mike Lupica. The stories both deal with the main characters feeling like they don't fit in and having difficulties at school. The books share many common threads with one another.

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The silver shoes are very prime.
Ghost steals them for track,
Awful choice.

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Brandon has insulted Ghost,
Ghost hits him for that.
Poor choice, Ghost.

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Ghost cut his shoes to run fast,
Feels bad afterwards.
I feel that.

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The part of the book where Ghost's mom initially refuses to let him try track then ultimately decides to let him run was easy to predict. It was unnecessary manufactured tension and there could have been better use of that tension elsewhere.

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Ghost made me think twice about imagining a father shooting at his own son since nothing like that has happened to me or anyone around me. It showed me that not everyone has a privileged life and can struggle to be happy.

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Ghost has a fiery personality which is shown through his reaction to Brandon's bullying. It also shines through in the way he
acts when asked about his father, almost starting a fight.

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Reflections of Ghost
This book was okay
Better than most other books
I loved the ending

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Ghost could ask his coach to buy the shoes for him instead of stealing them. In turn, Ghost could do a favor for the coach like cleaning his car. This would means he avoids all awkward situations he gets into by stealing the shoes.

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The main story's good
Lots of terrific plot twists
Good story structure