Unstoppable: So this book is about a 14 year old boy who dominates his junior football team as their star running back. He has tons of friends and family who care for him. His dream was to be in the NFL, but something unexpectedly happens. He is diagnosed with bone cancer causing him to lose one of his legs. We then get to know a lot about Harrison’s (the main character) backstory. Like how he had abusived parents, he killed his past father Mr. Constable, and how he can be a very angry boy. So with the help of his friends and family (supporting characters), can he become an unstoppable running back once again? My rating for this book would be a 5/5 guaranteed. I recommend this book to 5th-8th graders who enjoy reading sport chapter books. 
The Big Time: This book is about a boy named Troy who is a great athletic all-around football player. His dream is to have enough money for college so he can be easily scouted by the NFL. He also wants to buy his mom a nice house and car cause she’s the only family he’s got. But then all of a sudden, man comes through his door one day saying he is Troy’s father. The truth is, he is! But he has abandoned Troy and his mother. Will Troy accept his father and have a chance at getting into to the NFL? My rating would be a 5/5 guaranteed. I recommend this book to 5th-8th graders who enjoy reading sport chapter books.
Deep Zone: Troy White who is the star quarterback on his team seems unstoppable. His older brother Thane plays for the Jets who inspires Troy. His best friend Tate is always there for Troy. Until Ty Lewis comes and makes Troy’s life miserable. When these two battle it out, all chaos breaks loose. Who will come on top? And who will take Tate home as a prize? I give this a 4/5 just because I can get bored at some times. I recommend this book to 5th-8th graders who enjoy reading sport chapter books.
Out Of Left Field: This book is about a girl named Katy Gordan who is the best pitcher in her neighborhood. But when she tryouts for Little League, she does great but since she’s a girl, she isn’t allowed to play. Why, because baseball has always been a boys game, no matter how good you are and you’re a girl, you won’t get to play baseball. But after Katy starts doing some research, she finds out there’s a lot of unknown girls baseball players. She has a lot of question how nobody remembers these woman. But can this 10 year old girl change Little League rules? I give this a 5/5 guaranteed, you will never get bored from this book. I recommend this book to 5th-8th grade girls who enjoy reading sport chapter books.
And those were my book reviews, I hope you enjoyed my blogs for today!
Sincerely,
Aaliyah K.
