Cricket

Cricket by Felice Arena, published by Penguin Random House in November 2017, is an engaging juvenile fiction book that spans 80 pages. The story centers around Pete, who is deeply passionate about cricket and faces a pivotal moment when he realizes he might not reach the ball in time, leading to feelings of devastation. This narrative captures the excitement and challenges of youth sports, particularly focusing on the quest for victory in the Jacaranda Cup.
Readers will find a humorous exploration of sports and teamwork as Pete navigates the highs and lows of his cricket journey. The book delves into themes of family enthusiasm for the game and the pressures of competition, making it relatable for young readers interested in sports and recreation. With its lighthearted approach, Cricket offers an entertaining glimpse into school life and the camaraderie that comes with being part of a team.
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Pete dropped to his knees, knowing he wouldn’t reach the ball in time.
He was devastated. It was all over!
Pete’s family is crazy for cricket. But can his team take home the Jacaranda Cup?
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