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Most Valuable Players: A Rip & Red Book (Rip and Red, 4),Used
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In the fourth book of the Rip and Red series, the two boys have one last basketball thrill ride before the end of fifth grade.Its fifthgrade graduation time for Rip and Red, and this years festivities are going to be extra special because Reese Jones Elementary is also celebrating its twentyfifth anniversary. As part of the gala, Hoops Machine, the exhibition basketball team, is paying a visit, and Rip may be playing a surprise role. But he and his friends need to finish their schoolwork first, which includes taking a newly required standardized test. However, when the students of Room 208 begin to question the need to take the test, a mini optout movement gains momentum. When the administration gets wind of this rebellion in Mr. Acevedos class, Hoops Machine, middleschool basketball tryouts, and walking at the graduation ceremony are in jeopardy. So is Mr. As job. But luckily for Rip, Red, their classmates, and their teacher, when you stand up for what you believe in, the people youve touched along the way rally to your corner.Most Valuable Players is the fourth book in the Rip & Red series, written by Phil Bildner with illustrations by Tim Probert.
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