LoserHarper Collins, 2003年7月29日 - 224 頁 Just like other kids, Zinkoff rides his bike, hopes for snow days, and wants to be like his dad when he grows up. But Zinkoff also raises his hand with all the wrong answers, trips over his own feet, and falls down with laughter over a word like "Jabip." Other kids have their own word to describe him, but Zinkoff is too busy to hear it. He doesn't know he's not like everyone else. And one winter night, Zinkoff's differences show that any name can someday become "hero." |
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... goes zipping down , his arms out like a swan diver , screaming his head off . And maybe it annoys you that he seems to be having even more fun than you , but it's a one - second thought and it's over . You don't even know his name . And ...
... goes zipping down , his arms out like a swan diver , screaming his head off . And maybe it annoys you that he seems to be having even more fun than you , but it's a one - second thought and it's over . You don't even know his name . And ...
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... go any faster he might begin to fly . A white car is coming from behind . He races the car . He is surprised that it passes him . Surprised but not unhappy . He is too free to be unhappy . He waves at the white car . He stops and looks ...
... go any faster he might begin to fly . A white car is coming from behind . He races the car . He is surprised that it passes him . Surprised but not unhappy . He is too free to be unhappy . He waves at the white car . He stops and looks ...
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... go to the alleys. They take over the alleys, make the alleys their own streets. They race. They race in July and they race in January. They race in the rain and they race in the snow. Although they race side by side, they are actually ...
... go to the alleys. They take over the alleys, make the alleys their own streets. They race. They race in July and they race in January. They race in the rain and they race in the snow. Although they race side by side, they are actually ...
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... go to bed the latest? Who can weigh the most? Who can burp the loudest? Who can grow the tallest? Who is first . . . first . . . first . . . ? Who? Who? Who? Burping, growing, throwing, running— everything is a race. There are winners ...
... go to bed the latest? Who can weigh the most? Who can burp the loudest? Who can grow the tallest? Who is first . . . first . . . first . . . ? Who? Who? Who? Burping, growing, throwing, running— everything is a race. There are winners ...
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... goes back into the house. The first-grade teacher stands at the doorway as her new pupils arrive. “Good morning . . . Good morning ... Welcome to school.” When she sees the face of a giraffe go by, she nearly swallows her greeting. She ...
... goes back into the house. The first-grade teacher stands at the doorway as her new pupils arrive. “Good morning . . . Good morning ... Welcome to school.” When she sees the face of a giraffe go by, she nearly swallows her greeting. She ...
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