Good Sport Gwen

Written by Valerie Tripp · Illustrated by Joy Allen

Part of the Hopscotch Hill School series

A soccer star faces a spelling bee challenge, discovering true victory lies in sportsmanship.

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48 pages· 1,905 words· Est. 15 min read-aloud· ~360L

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Bookroo's summary

Gwen excels on the soccer field, but when her spelling bee team struggles, she must learn the true meaning of sportsmanship. Can she help her team succeed off the field? Discover how Gwen navigates the ups and downs of teamwork and learns that winning isn't just about being the best, but about lifting others up too.

From the publisher

DESCRIPTIONGwen is the fastest runner, the highest kicker, and the top-scoring champion of the soccer team. But when her spelling bee team slides into a losing streak, Gwen learns that good sports are the most winning players of all. Back matter includes parent-child activities that encourage the development of good teamwork and sportsmanship skills.LIFE-TO-DATE SALES FOR COMPARABLE PC TITLESThere is no Life-to-Date Sales information yet available for the comparable PC titles, Hallie’s Horrible Handwriting, Thank You, Logan! and Bright, Shiny Skylar. Consider, though, Angelina Ballerina titles, which span a similar age range and are part of a series: Angelina Ballerina - 139,469 Angelina and the Butterfly - 108,337 Angelina and the Rag Doll - 201,842.

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