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Maniac Magee
Maniac Magee is a beloved middle-grade novel written by Jerry Spinelli, first published in 1990. The story blends myth and realism, telling the tale of a young boy whose journey through a racially divided town becomes a powerful exploration of friendship, prejudice, homelessness, and heroism.-
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Just David
Just David by Eleanor H. Porter is the story of a young, musically gifted boy who, after his father’s death, brings hope and transformation to a small village through his innocence and love of music.-
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Chapter XXIV brings the journey of Phil and Teddy to a thrilling and rewarding conclusion as they confront the chaos brought on by Wallace, the escaped lion. With tension rising, Phil faces the lion head-on, holding a torch steady while bracing for the animal’s next move. The arrival of a distant circus wagon breaks the silence, offering a sign of backup. Seizing the opportunity, Phil steps forward, using the flame to intimidate Wallace without harming him. The lion retreats, his instinct overtaking his…-
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CHAPTER XXIV - The Circus Boys Across the Continent opens with a sense of unease shadowing the vibrant world of the traveling circus. Phil Forrest, driven by a sense of duty and a sharp awareness of past threats, is unable to ignore the uneasy feeling that Red Larry may still be nearby. His eyes fall on an old-style band wagon, covered heavily with canvas—an unusual sight in a modern circus train, but one that sparks his suspicion. These wagons, once used for housing performers or equipment, seem out of…-
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Chapter XXIII begins with a scene of destruction left in the wake of a powerful tornado that tore through the circus grounds. Tents lie flattened, wagons overturned, and debris litters the area where moments earlier crowds had gathered in excitement. Thankfully, despite the wreckage, most of the crew members escape with only minor injuries. Relief spreads among the performers and staff when Phil Forrest, initially feared to be trapped or injured, is located safe and alert. Mr. Sparling quickly shifts focus…
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CHAPTER XXIII - The Circus Boys Across the Continent finds Phil Forrest and his fellow performers in high spirits as they arrive in Salt Lake City, a destination unlike any they’ve seen. Fascinated by its rich culture and stunning architecture, they tour landmarks such as the imposing Mormon Temple and spend time floating in the mineral-rich waters of the Great Salt Lake. This brief pause in their rigorous schedule gives the boys a chance to marvel at the diversity of America, both natural and cultural,…
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CHAPTER XXII - The Circus Boys Across the Continent opens amid the unsettling aftermath of a train car derailment. Phil and Teddy, despite the chaos of the incident, manage to survive with only minor wounds—Phil with a burn on his arm and Teddy sporting what he jokingly calls a free haircut. Though bruised and bandaged, the two maintain their humor, turning pain into playful banter as they brush off their injuries before rejoining the circus staff. For them, the dangers of the road are just part of the…
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Chapter XXII unfolds during the final stretch of the circus tour, with Phil Forrest continuing to prove himself as an indispensable performer and leader. As they travel to Tucker, Texas, the troupe exchanges jokes about the town’s name, though a sense of unease lingers beneath their laughter. The performances continue, but Phil, recognizing the risk of his triple somersault, decides to pause the act following Mr. Sparling’s advice. That choice, rooted in wisdom over pride, subtly shows Phil’s growth…
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CHAPTER XXI - The Circus Boys Across the Continent begins with Phil Forrest returning to the circus grounds in St. Joseph, visibly worn but full of gratitude. After escaping a troubling incident in the countryside, he credits nearby farmers for their help and ensures they’re compensated, thanks to Mr. Sparling’s financial support. Sparling, upon learning the full scope of what Phil endured, is infuriated—not with Phil, but with the threat posed to his performers, and he swiftly decides to employ a…
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Chapter XXI marks a thrilling transition in Phil Forrest’s circus journey as he embraces a new challenge high above the ring. With unwavering determination, Phil approaches Mr. Sparling about joining the trapeze team, fully confident in the skills he has refined in silence. Although he juggles many duties within the circus, he doesn’t hesitate to step into this physically demanding role. The decision is made without a formal rehearsal, as Phil has long been practicing under the guidance of Mr.…
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