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Books with author Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

  • Beach Bully

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Aug. 1, 2013)
    Isaac isn't thrilled when his family moves from the snowy town of Winterfall to the beach. The move means he'll have to leave his friends behind, and worst of all, he can't snowboard on the sand. Isaac decides to give surfing a try, but his plan hits a snag when a bully lays claim to the entire beach.
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  • Secondhand Slice

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Feb. 1, 2018)
    Ben is the son of the head groundskeeper at Strongwood, the swankiest golf club around. When entered in a tournament at Strongwood by his wild sidekick, Javi, Ben worries that the competition might be too rich for him. Can he find a way to calm his nerves and straighten out his embarrassing slice or will he forever be too shabby for this type of competition?
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  • Lacrosse Laser

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Aug. 1, 2016)
    Jaylin has always been a star defender on his lacrosse team, but his catching ability holds him back from his dream position―midfielder. When a trip to the eye doctor gives him the chance he needs to up his game, Jaylin gives everything he has to show he belongs on offense, too.
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  • Paintball Problems

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Aug. 1, 2013)
    Max is excited for the end of the school year; not only will he get a break from Alex, the school bully, but he'll also get to spend the summer playing paintball. But when Alex joins the paintball league too, things go from bad to worse. The bully has Max firmly in his sights, and Max has to find a solution for his paintball problems before it's too late.
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  • Rodeo Challenge

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Feb. 1, 2018)
    When sent to Uncle Hank's ranch for the summer, Wade begins to dream of rodeo glory. Although Wade is athletic, he's got a knack for falling off of horses rather than staying on them. Can Wade find a way to buck the system?
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  • Double Scribble

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Library Binding (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2017)
    Diego "Clutch" Rivera became the school's hero when he made the game-winning hook shot to take home last season's championship trophy. With the new season beginning, expectations are high that "Clutch" will lead the basketball team to another title. But when his trademark hook shot clanks off the rim, Diego's world crashes back to reality. He's stuck in a slump, and the only way to work out his problems is to draw out his thoughts and feelings in his sketchbook. Will Diego be able to get his head back in the game and help his team win another championship? Combining a high-stakes sports story with a dynamic full-color comic format, this Jake Maddox Graphic Novel is sure to be a win for young athletes and struggling readers alike.
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  • Board Battle

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Aug. 1, 2013)
    When a group of bullies decide they own the local skatepark, Conner and his best friend, Hannah, are forced to practice elsewhere. Conner and Hannah have to outsmart the bullies if they want to practice for the upcoming competition. Because in the end, the fight for the skatepark will come down to the ultimate battle of the boards.
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  • Double Scribble

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2017)
    Diego "Clutch" Rivera became the school's hero when he made the game-winning hook shot to take home last season's championship trophy. With the new season beginning, expectations are high that "Clutch" will lead the basketball team to another title. But when his trademark hook shot clanks off the rim, Diego's world crashes back to reality. He's stuck in a slump, and the only way to work out his problems is to draw out his thoughts and feelings in his sketchbook. Will Diego be able to get his head back in the game and help his team win another championship? Combining a high-stakes sports story with a dynamic full-color comic format, this Jake Maddox Graphic Novel is sure to be a win for young athletes and struggling readers alike.
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  • Caught Stealing

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2015)
    Seventh grader Ian Shin loves his baseball team ― they're like a family. So when Ian's dad's valuable signed baseball goes missing after a team sleepover, he can't believe it. The culprit could only be the pitcher, Hunter Yates. Not only is he new, but he has a brand new glove at practice the next day. The big game is coming up, but can Ian trust his teammates and work together to bring the team a win?
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  • Touchdown Triumph

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2015)
    Oliver Jeffries is used to moving around. His dad is in the Army, and moving is just part of life. But it finally looks like they'll be staying in one place, and Oliver decides to join Jackson Middle School's football team. Things couldn't be going better: he's the starting wide receiver, his team is undefeated, and he's actually starting to make friends. But when Oliver gets word that his family needs to move again, he's about to lose it all. Does he have the heart to lead his team to victory in one final game?
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  • Kart Competition

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Aug. 1, 2013)
    Ted is sure his week at Kart Camp is going to be the best week ever. But when Jake, son of a famous race-car driver, shows up at camp, Ted's plans are thrown off track. Ted is convinced Jake is using unfair advantages to win races. Will Ted let his bias get the best of him in the race to the finish line?
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  • Hoop Hustle

    Jake Maddox, Jesus Salvador Aburto Martinez

    Paperback (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2015)
    Brian Worth Jr. is excited to try out for his middle school's basketball team. His hoop dreams are in jeopardy, though, after his dad forces him to volunteer at the local senior center. But Brian really needs to practice ― he's always relied on his height to dominate, but that won't cut it anymore. When Brian discovers that George, a man at the center, used to play basketball, this is his chance to learn some moves. Brian's working hard and even making a new friend, but will his improved skills be enough to impress the coach and make varsity?
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