Kids Books - Sports

I really want to read the book! I know it will be awesome though because the way they draw the pictures and write the words you could read BABYMOUSE FOREVER!

To be honest, this wasn’t a good book. It had a lot of aspects I didn’t like, and some parts were a bit gross. To summarize the whole book, I would say it was just...hard to get into, and not my type of book. I also didn’t like the cover (really, I thought it should’ve been better for readers to pick it up and read it). I do not recommend this book, and rate it 2/5 stars.

This book is really good! If you are a basketball fan(The Great Greene Heist by Varian Johnson) or a person who loves books about eccentric teachers(Mr. Terupt book series by Rob Buyea), you will love this book's playful combination of both. 5th graders Rip and Red already have their year planned out, and they're still walking to school! Everything changes once they have a new teacher named Mr. Acevedo, the cool tattoo-filled teacher who vows not to give homework or worksheets. Later, they find out that he's the basketball coach. For Red, he's a basketball machine who's really in it to win it. For Rip, he's amazing at free throws and has skills at basketball, but because of his visible traits of autism(traits, not completely autistic), it's best for him to play, but sit on the sidelines during games. Both boys make the team. Then, there's a huge project that Mr. Acevedo assigns that partners Rip with foul- mouthed, wheelchair- stricken Avery. In Rip's school life, Avery isn't so bad, and slowly becomes a friend. In Rip's basketball life, Clifton United hasn't won a single game. In Rip's community, parents are furious that Mr. Acevedo isn't teaching the proper fundamentals to his students, mainly test prep. In the end, everything turns out wonderful. Avery and Rip nail their project presentation and essay. Rip scores a lot of points for Clifton United against the formidable Millwood, and Red wins the last game of the season with two free throws. Mr. Acevedo work ends up helping his students receive exceedingly high scores. This school year definitely was an amazing one for Rip and Red. One reason I can really relate to this story is because I, too, have traits of autism, just not as visible's as Red's. I love how Phil Bildner creates characters that aren't like anyone else. For me, it gives a sense of reality, how there are people with disabilities who can achieve great things.

This is a bunch of sillly and hilarious short comics my favorite one is the one where anchormom!when the weatherman decides he is a horrible weather man he puts Marge in charge it is so funny.I front relate like the ones about the sea but the rest of them I really enjoyed.I recommend to ages 10+ and rate this book 4/5 stars 😁 a great book to read when you need to laugh(also I think the sofa so good one is funny too!😂)

Pete the cat is a funny series and i am funny so i think it should be my 3rd favorite series.it also has a lot of stories so i think it should be a popular series.i think i read almost every single Pete the cat books and i think i am a expert reader.do you think i am a expert reader?

I love Pete the Cat! He goes on a great trip to the beach. The words are easy to read and the story is really good.

Aaron and Steve are on a football team together and one day they are about win , but Aaron didn't throw the ball hard enough to Steve .so then lost.then Steve kept accusing Aaron that he just choked! Steve is now trying to figure out why Aaron does not throw hard .so Steve goes to one of his friends and gets a hard drive of a video , that shows Aaron gets hit while throwing hard (at his old school I guess ) he shows it to Aaron .then decided to help Aaron get over his fear of getting hit by another player if he threw the ball hard.it the end of all worked out.I really enjoyed this book and recommend it to all ages and I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars 😁 😁 Pizzagirl7 😁 😁

this is a great book to read especially f you are into famous five, secret seven etc My stepbrother is very into this type of reading he is 12 nearly 13 he could read these and car books for hours on end.

Noelle is determined to win a gold medal at the Junior Nations Championship. She knows it won't be easy with her competition. Not only that, but her family is struggling and she knows they have already invested so much on gymnastics. However, she gets distracted and her mind is filled with even more worries. However, Noelle knows she must not let people down. She cannot let anything get in the way of her dreams of going to the Olympics, or making it to Nationals. Overall, I liked this book and I recommend it to people who like gymnastics or people who like reading books about realistic topics. I rate this book 5/5.

It is a really good book. Especially if you like soccer. Even I you don't like or play it is a great way to learn about the competition and aggresion.