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Jayson Barnes is the fastest kid by far is his school. He uses his speed to compete on the court. Jayson uses his speed, however, for all of the wrong reasons as well. Ever since his mom passed away, he had been on his own. So he resorted to stealing. At first he would steal just a loaf of bread and maybe a jar of peanut butter, but when he learned of the conference tournament coming up, he had to get new shoes. He was caught in the act and taken in by rich foster parents on the other side of town. Although he will not admit it, he likes the new family. He has always belonged, however, to the old beat-up,concrete courts next to the pines.

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One night in Amsterdam, Alfie McQuin falls from a rooftop to the wet pavement below. His last words to his son, March, was "Find Jewels". March soon learns that his father is not talking about priceless gems, but his sister, Jules. No sooner when they find each other are they picked up by the police and taken to an orphanage. The siblings have no desire to stay and will escape to perform just one good heist. This is a heist that all kids dream about, it will give them freedom and riches.

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Throwing Strikes is an autobiography by 2012 Cy Young award winning pitcher, R. A. Dickey. He was always a good athlete but not everyone believed he could make it to the Major Leagues. R.A. had different plans. He added the knuckleball to his arsenal , his already loaded arsenal. Not only could he throw the knuckleball, he could throw it very good. Good enough that no one, even the best hitters, could come close to hitting it. His famous knuckleball is what got him to professional baseball, got him called up to the Major Leagues, and its what got him a major contract with the Toronto Blue Jays. His knuckleball is what will keep him in the MLB for years to come.

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There are just some people that will do anything to keep people safe and defend their rights.  Some would even quit their dream job to risk their life, such as Ted Williams, Rocky Bleier, Carlos May, and Pat Tillman. These great men left their job as a promising athlete and served their country in times of need. Pat Tillman was a soon to be a star defensive back for the Arizona Cardinals, but when he heard of the 9/11 attacks he decided to enlist in the Army. Sadly he lost his life in Iraq. The United States needs more men like these and we thank these soldier athletes for their service.

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Charlie finally gets to spend a night alone at his family's cabin at Raven Lake. Little does he know of the strange creatures that come out once every twenty five years. Of course he came on one of the twenty five years cycle. First an old man tells him of the history of the curse, then he sees wolf like creatures, but when he awakens, there is no sign of the man or the creatures, except for animal and human footprints.

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Scott Parry is the new kid. He's not athletic at all, but he might be the smartest kid in the school. When no one else would talk to him, Chris, the best player on the team wanted to be his friend. While Scott might not be able to throw, catch, or tackle, he can do one thing better than anyone else on the team, he can kick. Chris also has a secret that he will not tell, but only Scott knows what it is. The secret explains why Chris has so much raw talent but can't carry out a play. It could cost him the season. I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in football. This book never gets old

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This book informs the reader on one of the greatest escape artists of all time. It tells the stories behind some of his most terrifying shows and unbelievable escape acts. The author also explains how the Great Houdini trained for these nearly impossible acts. In one instance, the book says that Houdini practiced a breathing style that allowed him to go up to two hours without air. The Great Houdini is a great book for anyone who wonders just how magic tricks are performed and it is an easy book to read.

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This is a great book for anyone. It is easy to read and interesting. It starts out with a kid who thinks about running for president as a joke. As the race goes on, he gets more serious and in his first speech he says that grown ups have had a thousand years to screw up the world, now it's our turn. He spends the next couple of months wondering if he really wants to do this. After the first poll, it was not a good start, he had only gotten 1% of the votes. After his unorthodox presidential speeches, he ends up as the new president of the United States.