Fast Company
Fast Company by Rich Wallace, published by Penguin in 2005, is a reprint edition featuring 117 pages in English. The story follows Manny Ramos, a standout player on the Hudson City Youth football team, as he explores his potential in track and field. With a newfound opportunity in the local track club, Manny is eager to discover if his speed can translate into success in the 800 meters, a challenge that brings both excitement and uncertainty.
Readers will find Manny’s journey as he navigates the competitive world of track, where he faces seasoned athletes and strives to prove himself. The narrative delves into themes of determination and self-discovery within the realms of juvenile fiction, sports, and recreation. As Manny dedicates himself to training, he learns the value of hard work and perseverance, ultimately embracing his identity as an athlete.
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Manny Ramos is the fastest guy on the Hudson City Youth football team—maybe even the fastest in his school—so the new track club seems perfect for him. His light weight could finally be a benefit instead of a curse! When he first sees the enormous indoor sporting complex where he’ll race some of the fastest guys around, Manny is awed. Will his time in the 800 meters be any competition for guys who’ve been racing for years? Manny is determined to put in the time and effort to be a track contender He’s finally found his sport.
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