Pop by Gordon Korman
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the ending of the book was predictable. because when Marcus got the starting position it was to predictable I think that u should of let the other player start and something bad happens to him like get hurt on a sack or bad grades or any thing that would make the ending less predictable
Up to chapter 15 and I really enjoy this plot. I find this very neat that Marcus has been practicing with a former NFL football player and he realizes this now. I play hockey and if I could practice with one of the retired greats I would feel the same way. I now also see why Troy and Chelsea are so overly protective of the King of Pop. I also really have to give it up to Charlie and understand that this is an awful irreversible disease. Troy would probably get mad at me for saying that. I also feel that Marcus should ask out Alyssa this would really enrage the star quarterback and he would maybe get his chance if Troy is preoccupied. It seemed that at the party he was not happy with them in the coat closet.
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