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The Real Lucky Charm
Charisse Richardson, Eric Velasquez
Paperback (Puffin Books, Sept. 8, 2005)Luck has to come from inside yourself.Mia Robinson has always cheered for her twin brother, Marcus, at his rec center basketball games. But this year Mia is getting the chance to have Marcus cheer for her. Marcus's team, the Titans, has just become coed! Mia is thrilled to be playing on the team and wearing a team uniform, and she's even more excited when her dad gives her a basketball charm for her charm bracelet. When Mia does well on the court, she starts to believe that her basketball charm is really a lucky charm. Mia's got it made! After all, who needs to practice when they have a real lucky charm on their side?"The mom in the story made me think about how my mother inspired me to reach my goals." --Shaquille O'Neal, NBA Champion, NBA All-Star, NBA Read to Achieve All-Star Reading Team on The Real Slam Dunk"The Real Slam Dunk is a great book for young basketball players because the main characters focus on education and not just basketball." --Sue Bird, WNBA All-Star, NBA Read to Achieve All-Star Reading Team on The Real Slam Dunk
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Soar to Success: Soar To Success Student Book Level 5 Wk 26 The Real Lucky Charm
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN
Paperback (HOUGHTON MIFFLIN, May 24, 2007)A hungry wolf's attempts to fatten a chicken for his stewpot have unexpected results.
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The Real Lucky Charm
Charisse Richardson, Eric Velasquez
language (Puffin Books, Sept. 8, 2005)Luck has to come from inside yourself.Mia Robinson has always cheered for her twin brother, Marcus, at his rec center basketball games. But this year Mia is getting the chance to have Marcus cheer for her. Marcus's team, the Titans, has just become coed! Mia is thrilled to be playing on the team and wearing a team uniform, and she's even more excited when her dad gives her a basketball charm for her charm bracelet. When Mia does well on the court, she starts to believe that her basketball charm is really a lucky charm. Mia's got it made! After all, who needs to practice when they have a real lucky charm on their side?"The mom in the story made me think about how my mother inspired me to reach my goals." --Shaquille O'Neal, NBA Champion, NBA All-Star, NBA Read to Achieve All-Star Reading Team on The Real Slam Dunk"The Real Slam Dunk is a great book for young basketball players because the main characters focus on education and not just basketball." --Sue Bird, WNBA All-Star, NBA Read to Achieve All-Star Reading Team on The Real Slam Dunk
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The Real Lucky Charm
Charisse Richardson, Eric Velasquez
Hardcover (Dial, Sept. 8, 2005)Thinking that luck--rather than hard work--has helped her succeed on the court and at school, ten-year-old Mia Robinson panics and turns to her twin brother for help when her lucky gold basketball goes missing from her charm bracelet. Simultaneous.
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The Real Lucky Charm
Charisse Richardson
Paperback (Doubleday, July 6, 2005)Mia Robinson has always cheered for her twin brother, Marcus, at his rec center basketball games. But this year Mia is getting the chance to have Marcus cheer for her. Marcus's team, the Titans, has just become coed! Mia is thrilled to be playing on the team and wearing a team uniform, and she's even more excited when her dad gives her a basketball charm for her charm bracelet. When Mia does well on the court, she starts to believe that her basketball charm is really a lucky charm. Mia's got it made! After all, who needs to practice when they have a real lucky charm on their side?
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The Real Lucky Charm by Richardson, Charisse
Richardson
Paperback (Puffin, 2005, )Will be shipped from US. Used books may not include companion materials, may have some shelf wear, may contain highlighting/notes, may not include CDs or access codes. 100% money back guarantee.
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The Real Lucky Charm
Charisse Richardson, Eric Velasquez
Hardcover (Dial, Sept. 8, 2005)Mia joins a coed basketball team with her twin, Marcus. When she makes a winning basket, she believes her basketball charm is bringing her luck. In this lively follow-up to The Real Slam Dunk, Mia gets to play some quick-footed games, while also learning that true luck actually has a lot to do with hard work.
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