Spin read and liked a piece of writing titled "Prompts" by Arielle

"Mr. Rabinowitz: Skyline Owner

It had been a long day at work. Too many calls, meetings and needy people. When my assistant came in to my office and informed me that I had another meeting in"   ...read more »

Spin read and liked Connor's review of Summer Ball:

" Danny Walker is a basketball superstar for his age but he has one big problem. He’s not tall and in fact, short compared to his tough competition. After he lead his team to the championship the previous year as the guard, he is off to an elit...more Danny Walker is a basketball superstar for his age but he has one big problem. He’s not tall and in fact, short compared to his tough competition. After he lead his team to the championship the previous year as the guard, he is off to an elite basketball camp in Maine this summer. He is worried that the competition will be tough at camp where everyone is bigger and stronger than him. The main conflict in this story is Danny’s self confidence and whether he believes he can rise above the rest. He needs to put his love for the game of basketball first and rise the challenge. Mike Lupica does a nice job of narrating the action on the court and makes the reader hungry for more. Lupica also does a great job of making this story easy to relate to. The characters; Danny, Will, Ty, and others, add spark to the plot. This is also a very relatable book for anybody who plays basketball and is not as tall as everyone else…cough, cough, me. This is the best Mike Lupica book I have ever read because of how I could relate to the characters. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves basketball and knows what it feels like going up against tough competition because that is exactly what Danny goes through. This was my favorite book out of all of the Lupica books.

Connor Watts

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Spin read and liked Steven's review of Summer Ball:

"I think this book was really good, mainly because I luv sports books. Even if u don't like sports books you shuld still like this book.
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