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List Price: $17.99Price: $6.32 You Save: $11.67 (65%)Prices subject to change.
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Binding: Hardcover
Format: Bargain Price
Label: Philomel
Manufacturer: Philomel
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 256
Publication Date: October 24, 2006
Publisher: Philomel
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Sales Rank: 692716
Studio: Philomel
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Product Description:
Josh Cameron is MVP of the championship Boston Celtics and a media darling with a spotless reputation. He has it all . . . including a daughter he never knew. When twelve-year-old Molly Parker arrives in his life, claiming to be his daughter, she catches him off guard. Molly says her mom, Jen, revealed his identity before losing her battle with cancer. Josh isn’t so sure about this girl—she must be trying to scam him for his money. Still, there’s something about Molly that reminds him so much of Jen. But as Molly gets to know the real Josh, the one the camera never sees, she starts to understand why her mother never wanted her to know her dad. Josh has room in his heart for only two things: basketball and himself. Does Molly really want this man for a father? Together, these two strangers learn that sometimes, for things to end up the way you want them to, you have to fire up a prayer at the buzzer and hope it goes in.
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The clock is running down as Josh Cameron makes a move on his guy. He jukes him out, squares up and shoots. He makes the basket and the crowd goes wild. The refs had to review the play because they didn't know if the ball left his hand before the buzzer or not. Would they win the game or not? Read Miracle on 49th Street if you want to know if it left his hand or not before the buzzer.
Molly, the main character, told her caretaker she was going to her best friend Sam's house after school. ... Read More
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This heartwarming 'classic' is such a magnificient book.
I spotted it at our local library one saturday, and judging by the cover I just couldn't pass it up.
After reading it I realized how great a book it really was.
(And before this boo, I had never even heard of the author Mike Lupica)
THis book contains, humor, emotion, and an amazing plot that would capture anyone...no matter what the age.
Actually I realized that the movie 'The Game Plan' seemed to have copied ... Read More
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'Miracle on 49th Street' is definitely a worthwhile book to read.
I stumbled across this book in the library one saturday and debated wether I should take it home to read it or not.
I'm so proud of the choice I made that day(which was taking it home with me), because turns out it was a brilliantly written book with a heartwarming message to it.
The twelve-year old girl immediately caught my attention- especially since I was twelve years old myself- and you might be thinking "Oh...this ... Read More
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I read the book to see if my 13 year old daughter, who's not much a reader, might enjoy it. The answer: a definite maybe. For the most part, I loved the main character, Molly. She's smart, funny and determined. Many of the other characters were much more one dimensional, including star basketball player Josh Cameron. While I really did enjoy the book (and read it in two sittings), I found the whole plot so unbelievable that stores could probably display the book in the fantasy section. A fun read, but ... Read More
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I have been reading LUpica's books since Travel Team and everyone of them has been great. Molly Parker is very easy to relate to and this book brings out great emotions. His books have a good way of incorporating sports into the characater's life. I also enjoyed how all of his books contain character's from other books. I think that we were first introduced to Josh Cameron Summer Ball. Great read for boys and girls.
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