Books with title Assignment Sports

In a city divided between the workers who keep the economy going and the families who bolster the population, eighteen-year-old graduate Phoebe Ray is assigned to a solitary life as a newspaper delivery girl, forbidden from marrying, seeing her family more than twice a year, or ever having children.But when childhood flame Noah and charming neighbor Sky enter the picture, Phoebe must decide whether a chance at love is worth risking imprisonment, banishment from society, and ultimately, death. And when a city-wide strike breaks out leaving everyone vulnerable, Phoebe has an even greater decision to make.Should she turn her back on the fight to save her friends and family, or is it finally time to make a stand?

Fifth graders Drue and Nicky are at a crossroads. They were supposed to be in the same class this year but Nicky’s mom changed jobs, and Nicky now lives miles away from Drue and attends a different school. Their friendship is in trouble, not only because they attend different schools but also because of a hurtful rumor Nicky started about Drue before she moved. Fifth grade is giving them trouble as well. The first big projects of the term have been assigned, and they are challenging projects. Somehow Drue and Nicky must put their personal troubles aside and complete their assignments. Drue is not the only member of his family whose life is troubled. His older brother Skye is planning to perform a scene from a Shakespearean play for his ninth-grade English class, dressed as a woman.

Fifth graders Drue and Nicky are at a crossroads. They were supposed to be in the same class this year but Nicky’s mom changed jobs, and Nicky now lives miles away from Drue and attends a different school. Their friendship is in trouble, not only because they attend different schools but also because of a hurtful rumor Nicky started about Drue before she moved. Fifth grade is giving them trouble as well. The first big projects of the term have been assigned, and they are challenging projects. Somehow Drue and Nicky must put their personal troubles aside and complete their assignments. Drue is not the only member of his family whose life is troubled. His older brother Skye is planning to perform a scene from a Shakespearean play for his ninth-grade English class, dressed as a woman.