Full Court Flash
Full Court Flash by Scott Ciencin, published by Capstone in 2011, is a 56-page book written in English. This engaging story follows Dash the Flash, who has experienced a significant growth spurt, making him taller, faster, and stronger than his peers. As he excels on the basketball court, Dash faces challenges with teamwork, as his impressive skills create tension among his friends who struggle to keep up with his pace.
Readers will find a blend of humor and sports themes as Dash navigates the complexities of friendship and collaboration. The narrative explores social themes, emotions, and values, highlighting the importance of teamwork in sports. This edition presents a unique perspective on the dynamics of youth sports, making it a relevant read for those interested in juvenile nonfiction and graphic novels.
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Dash the Flash grew nearly a foot last year. Now, he’s taller, faster, and stronger than everyone else. Dash out jumps defenders and sinks big shots, all the while making it look too easy. There’s just one problem — his teammates are having a hard time keeping up! His passes are missing the mark, and his friends are getting frustrated with Dash putting on a one man show. Dash has some work to do to prove he’s not all Flash and no substance.
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