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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... sidewalk with both feet and takes off . Heedless of all but the wind in his ears , he runs . He cannot believe how fast he is running . He cannot believe how free he is . Giddy with freedom and speed , he runs to the end of the block ...
... sidewalk with both feet and takes off . Heedless of all but the wind in his ears , he runs . He cannot believe how fast he is running . He cannot believe how free he is . Giddy with freedom and speed , he runs to the end of the block ...
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Jerry Spinelli. 3. Win. Sooner or later the let-loose sidewalk pups will cross the streets. Running, they will run into each other. And sooner or later, as surely as noses drip downward, it will no longer be enough to merely run. They ...
Jerry Spinelli. 3. Win. Sooner or later the let-loose sidewalk pups will cross the streets. Running, they will run into each other. And sooner or later, as surely as noses drip downward, it will no longer be enough to merely run. They ...
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... , running— everything is a race. There are winners every- where. I win! I win! I win! The sidewalks. The backyards. The alleyways. The playgrounds. Winners. Winners. Except for Zinkoff . Zinkoff never wins . But Zinkoff 6.
... , running— everything is a race. There are winners every- where. I win! I win! I win! The sidewalks. The backyards. The alleyways. The playgrounds. Winners. Winners. Except for Zinkoff . Zinkoff never wins . But Zinkoff 6.
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... sidewalks. Mrs. Zinkoff looks up the street. In the dis- tance she sees the long neck of a giraffe poking above the crowd, hurrying along with the others. It's him. Must be him. He loves his giraffe hat. His dad bought it for him at the ...
... sidewalks. Mrs. Zinkoff looks up the street. In the dis- tance she sees the long neck of a giraffe poking above the crowd, hurrying along with the others. It's him. Must be him. He loves his giraffe hat. His dad bought it for him at the ...
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