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 Spike it, Mo! (Mo Jackson, Penguin Young Readers. Level 3)
 Author: Adler, David A.

 Publisher:  Penguin Young Readers (2022)

 Classification: Easy
 Physical Description: 31 p., col. ill., 23 cm

 BTSB No: 043973 ISBN: 9780593352700
 Ages: 6-7 Grades: 1-2

 Subjects:
 Family life -- Fiction
 Beaches -- Fiction
 Beach volleyball -- Fiction
 African Americans -- Fiction
Genres:
Sports
Multicultural
Family Life

Price: $21.18

Summary:
Mo and his parents are enjoying a sunny day at the beach! When the water is too cold to swim, Mo and his dad go for a walk and run into some of Mo's friends who are playing volleyball. After learning the rules, Mo and his dad join in to serve, set, and spike the ball.

 Illustrator: Ricks Sam
Accelerated Reader Information:
   Interest Level: LG
   Reading Level: 1.80
   Points: .5   Quiz: 514125

Reviews:
   School Library Journal (12/01/21)

Full Text Reviews:

School Library Journal - 12/01/2021 Gr 1–3—Adler and Ricks continue to introduce students to sports and reading in their latest addition to Mo's active world. Mo's journeys into different sports continue with this latest tale featuring volleyball. Mo and his family, who are Black, are at the beach, but when Mo realizes it's too cold to swim, he and his dad join a volleyball game instead. As each side serves and spikes, readers are introduced to volleyball basics. The plot is simple, while still being fun and engaging, keeping readers' attention by having them guess how the game is going to go. The vocabulary is also easy to follow, using small words and even introducing some volleyball-specific terminology while providing plenty of context clues. Rick's illustrations help struggling readers who need some pictorial assistance, while also helping all early readers understand the world of Mo and the new vocabulary they are being introduced to. VERDICT A great early reader for fans of volleyball, sports in general, or Mo.—Margaret Kennelly, Media Specialist, Indian Head Elem. Sch., MD - Copyright 2021 Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and/or School Library Journal used with permission.

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