Pop by Gordon Korman
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The Book Pop
I was so glad that one of the books for summer reading was a sports related book. I instantly went out to rent the book. I was also very pleased the the book had a high school setting because it was something that I could easily relate to, as well as all my friends can do the same. At first i was expecting the book to be boring and predictable but turned out to be the complete opposite. There were many plot twists, like Charlie's disease and Troy quitting football at the end. I was always engaged while reading the book didn't want to stop reading it. Although the ending of the book was sad and touching it was still a very interesting way to end the book.
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