Book Recommendation

I highly recommend the book Miracle on 49th Street. It's a great book! You will especially love it if you love sports (like myself). The main sport involved is basketball. Even if you don't like basketball or sports in general, I still believe you could enjoy this book! It involves many twists and turns which keep you on the edge of your seat while reading! (Not really but it keeps you interested). If you are a fan of realistic fiction, you will really like this book. It is by a great author who really knows a lot about sports. Mike Lupica writes many other sports books but I especially recommend Miracle on 49th Street.

Best/Worst parts about my book

I have been getting pretty far into my book "Miracle on 49th Street". So far, it's been really good! In my opinion, the best part of the book is that you never know what is going to happen next. Molly is very curious and is not afraid to go and cause some trouble. It is also very good how she keeps trying and trying to convinve Josh Cameron that she is his daughter. I predict that later in the story, Josh will not be so stubborn and finally accept the fact that she is his daughter. The worst part and best part kind of go hand in hand in this story. It also gets a little bit boring and repetitive. Most of the book is just Molly trying different ways to convince Josh she is his kid.

Character Prompt

For this post, I am going to answer the question "are any characters in your book comparable to characters in other books/movies or in real life?" The first comparison I have found is that Josh Cameron is very similar to a character in "The Gameplan". They both have the same story because there is a young girl who claims to be their daughter. Also, Molly, a character in the story can be compared to many others as well as people in real life. I feel that many people are very curious and adventurous just like her.  One specific character is the little girl from the movie "The Gameplan".