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“I dare you to predict the winner of The Million Dollar Race. OK, you dragged it out of me: it’ the READER!” —Jerry Spinelli, Newbery Award–winning author of Maniac Magee ​Perfect for fans of Lizzy Legend and the Baseball Genius series, this quick-paced, heartfelt, and zany novel follows a speedy kid from an unconventional family who will do whatever it takes to win an internation
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The Million Dollar Race
Sinopsis :
“Idare you to predict the winner of The Million Dollar
Race. OK, you dragged it out of me: it’the
READER!”—Jery Spinelli, Newbery
Award–wining author of Maniac Magee ​Pefect
for fans of Lizzy Legend and the Baseball Genius series, this
quick-paced, heartfelt, and zany novel follows a speedy kid
from an unconventional family who will do whatever it takes to
win an international track contest.Grant Falloon isn’tjust
good at track he’close to breaking the world record
100-meter time for his age group. So when the mega-rich
Babblemoney sneaker company announces an international
competition to find the fastest kid in the world,
he’desperate to sign up. But not so fast.
Nothing’ever that easy with the eccentric Falloon
family. Turns out, his non-conformist parents never got him a
legal birth certificate. He can’trace for the United
States, so now if he wants to compete, he may just have to
invent his own country. And even if that plan works, winning
gold will mean knocking his best friend—an biggest
competitor—Ja, out of the competition. As unexpected
hurdles arise, Grant will have to ask not only if winning is
possible, but what he’willing to sacrifice for it.