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Pyramid of One


volume 2, Cheer

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No. of pages 240

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Great for age 8-13 years
Thursday, November 25:
Evening, my crib

Spirit Level:
Cold and stuffed

Okay, just when I thought things were totally perfect and Bevan and I were going to live happily ever after together (or, like, go to the movies), I remembered the Katie Parker factor!! AND Katie has been giving me the super cold shoulder, and I mean F-R-E-E-Z-I-N-G cold!! She must know. As if things aren't weird enough, Mom wants the Grizzlies to go to the state regional competition to cheer on the Titans and see a real competition. I'm psyched to watch all the cheering, especially since the Grizzlies are getting a bit restless without a big game on the horizon. But if Katie knows about me and Bevan, the temp of this super high-pressured weekend is going to get really cold-REALLY fast. And something tells me that this competition is going to have MORE than its fair share of stunts-on AND OFF the mat. Oh brother...

Just when things with the Titan cheer trio are finally looking up (or at least straight across), Maddy finds herself in yet another tangled web. Her crush, Bevan-who everyone knows head Titan cheerleader Katie Parker just broke up with-asks Maddy out! Still hoping to one day make the Titan team, Maddy has to choose: Table for one, or pyramid OF one? All is definitely NOT fair in love and cheerleading. Meanwhile, without a "real" game in sight to cheer for, the Grizzlies are starting loose steam and it's up to Maddy, Jacqui, and Coach Carolyn to give them something to CHEER for. When the Titan's big cheerleading competition sectionals brings both teams to one place for one pressure-filled weekend, the stakes rise as cheerleaders start performing stunts on AND off the mat--breaking hearts, spirits, and even ankles!

 

This is volume 2 in Cheer .

This book has been graded for interest at 8-12 years.

There are 240 pages in this book. This book was published 2011 by Simon & Schuster .

Brigette Barrager graduated from the California Institute of the Arts with a BFA in character animation. She inherited her mother's collection of fairy tale books as a child, and her love of those magical, fantastic, and dreamy worlds has never left her. She lives in Los Angeles, California, and this is her first book. Zoe Evans was very upset that her school did not have a cheerleading team, so instead she joined the Pep Squad where she raised school spirit while wearing a football jersey and a tennis skirt. Zoe has written over twenty books for readers of all ages. A graduate of Columbia University, she is also an experienced children's book editor. Zoe loves reading, eating oysters, and of course, cheering.

This book is in the following series:

Cheer

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