This book has a few bad words, but other than that, it is a wonderful sports book. So, how do they do it? Does Chip eventually get out of it so he can still try to win the game that would make them become champions? Or does he have to lose? To figure out youll have to read Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery by John Feinstein. Together, they have to do many complicated things to help him get out of the blackmail. They have a very hard time just trying to talk to Chip, but once they tell him that they over heard his conversation, he agrees to let them help him figure it out. Knopf, 16.95 (251pp) ISBN 978-8-3 Sports and mystery get equal play in sportswriter and adult author Feinstein's ( A Season. So they decide to investigate the incident and try to get Chip out of it. LAST SHOT: A Final Four Mystery John Feinstein. Especially refreshing are the two main characters, who will stop at nothing to right the wrongs theyve encountered on their unique adventure. But all Stevie and Susan Carol hear is Chip say What if I wont do it?' Then the guy in the grey suit says, Then the team gets stripped of all its wins and your father gets fired& The two kids are pretty sure they just heard blackmail, but they are not positive. The plot includes enough suspense and suspicion to captivate the reader, yet is free of harsh profanity and other objectionable material that is so abundant in todays young adult fiction. Chip Graber is the best player on the Minnesota State basketball team.

Then, one day, as they are walking through a loading dock, they hear Chip Graber and a guy in a grey suit talking. In Last Shot (Knopf, 2005), 13-year-old amateur sportswriters Susan Carol Anderson and Stevie Thomas uncovered a plot to throw a championship game in the NCAA. As a prize, they get to go to the Final Four in New Orleans. The main character, Stevie Thomas, and his soon to be friend Susan Carol won a writing contest. It is about two kids that are trying to get an All-Star player of a basketball team out of blackmail. This Rebecca Caudill book is great for any kid thats 10 or older. If you like basketball, then you are definitely going to like Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery by John Feinstein.

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