Tennis Ace (2009)
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“Congratulations. You earned it today.”
Steve smiled back. “You made me fight for every point. You’re a tough man to beat.”
As Steve came to the sideline, his father rushed up and threw his arms around him. “What a match!” he yelled. “You were amazing!
Unbelievable! Wait’ll you hear Vince! He wants you for his camp! He’s totally sold on you!”
When his father mentioned Vince, Steve winced and bit his lip. Mr. Greeley noticed but didn’t understand.
“That leg must really be hurt...ing,” he said. “But you played right through the pain! Talk about guts — you’re a real competitor!”
Ginny rushed forward and hugged her brother.
“You did great! How’s your leg?” She handed him a cold drink.
Steve took a deep swallow. “It’s not too bad. I think I must’ve bruised it when I dove.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Congratulations. You earned it today.”
Steve smiled back. “You made me fight for every point. You’re a tough man to beat.”
As Steve came to the sideline, his father rushed up and threw his arms around him. “What a match!” he yelled. “You were amazing!
Unbelievable! Wait’ll you hear Vince! He wants you for his camp! He’s totally sold on you!”
When his father mentioned Vince, Steve winced and bit his lip. Mr. Greeley noticed but didn’t understand.
“That leg must really be hurt...ing,” he said. “But you played right through the pain! Talk about guts — you’re a real competitor!”
Ginny rushed forward and hugged her brother.
“You did great! How’s your leg?” She handed him a cold drink.
Steve took a deep swallow. “It’s not too bad. I think I must’ve bruised it when I dove.
What to read after Tennis Ace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matt Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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