The Real Slam Dunk (I Can Be Anything I Want to Be, 1) Meet Marcus Robinson--best athlete in his school and Mia's twin brother. The Real Slam Dunk is a high-interest children's chapter book.. After he and Mia meet his favorite basketball player on a field
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| Title | : | The Real Slam Dunk (I Can Be Anything I Want to Be, 1) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.72 (856 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0615119891 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 52 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2002-02-01 |
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Editorial : About the Author Growing increasingly disheartened with watching so many boys (and a growing number of girls) put all of their hopes and dreams into becoming superstar athletes, Richardson began writing The Real Slam Dunk. It is the debut book in the I Can Be Anything I Want to Be Series. She created the story idea with the intent of using sports to capture the reading interest of children and as a vehicle to expose children to a world of other career possibilities. The mission of her books is simple -- to turn kids' hoop dreams into realistic, achievable ones. Richardson was recently invited to join the National Basketball Association’s Read to Achieve National All-Star Reading team where she will be working with the NBA and WNBA in their efforts to promote reading. Richardson’s book is currently used in reading and career exploration programs in numerous elementary and middle schools. The author visits schools and youth organizations to conduct readings, inspirational cha
Meet Marcus Robinson--best athlete in his school and Mia's twin brother. Marcus, like most of his friends, dreams of becoming a superstar basketball player when he grows up. After he and Mia meet his favorite basketball player on a field trip to a professional basketball game, Marcus discovers the true meaning of a real slam dunk. The Real Slam Dunk is a high-interest children's chapter book. This contemporary realistic fiction story creatively encourages children to use their talents and abilities to chase multiple dreams instead of only striving to become a professional athlete or entertainer.
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