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Morgan loves to shoot hoops, but she is the smallest girl on her team. Can her friend Alex help her to think big before the next game?
Quick Summary
Morgan's biggest challenge isn't the other team's defense it's her height, and she worries she'll never be tall enough to make the big shots. Her buddy Alex steps in with a goofy but clever pep talk that flips the script on what it means to be small, turning her worries into a plan to use her speed and quickness. The story is short enough for early readers, but the message about believing in yourself and using your own strengths hits hard for kids in K-3 who might feel like they don't fit the typical mold. It's perfect for kids who love sports (especially basketball) and for any child who could use a confidence boost before a big test, game, or presentation. Parents will appreciate the positive spin on teamwork and self-advocacy, and the bright, friendly illustrations keep the tone light and fun. If your child enjoyed "The Little Engine That Could" for its "you can do it" spirit, they'll find the same vibe here in a quick, basketball-themed package.