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It has a kid in it and they are in Mannhatann and he goes to a summer Basketball camp so that he can get better at basketball. He also finds out that his friend that is a girl is living across the lake with her uncle and then he goes over to see her a lot. He also meets a lot of friends at the basketball camp.
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Who published the book summer ball?
The Penguin group published Summer Ball
How old is Danny walker in the summer ball book by mike lupica?
In "Summer Ball" by Mike Lupica, Danny Walker is 13 years old. He is one of the main characters in the book, which follows his experiences playing summer basketball.
Where does Danny walker live in the book summer ball?
New York
Who is lamar in the book summer ball by mike lupica?
a bascitball team
Summer ball mike lupica?
yea and i just bought that book
What team is Ty Ross on in Summer Ball by Mike Lupica?
read the book and you will find out!!
What is a good site for finding quotes about summer?
If you use key words such as: quotes. summer quotes, and best summer quotes you should be able to narrow down what you are looking for. Make sure you put quotation marks around each key word.
Which of the two expressions book of or book on is correct?
They are both correct in certain usage. "Book of quotes" would be correct in describing a book containg a collection of quotes. A "book on quotes" would be a book on the history of quotes or how to quote someone.
What year was the book Summer Ball by mike lupica published?
it was published November 4, 2008
What is the setting of the summer ball book by mike lupica?
Its at Right Way basketball camp hihiihih
Is the book Summer Ball a fiction?
Yes, "Summer Ball" is a work of fiction. It is a novel written by Mike Lupica, a famous sports columnist and commentator. The book tells the story of a young basketball player navigating challenges on and off the court during a summer basketball league.
What are some quotes from I Know What You Did Last Summer?
"i know what you did last summer"
