Have you ever tried to find a stolen trophy while trying to win a place on one? Twins Aiden and Ava and their friend Daniel all love to play soccer and they also love mysteries and adventures. As they all compete for the top spot in their soccer leagues to win the coveted spot on the trophy in the library, the friends also try to solve an old town mystery in which the original soccer trophy was stolen from the library 40 years ago. The friends wonder if it's even worth digging up this old mystery, but are intrigued to find out why anyone would want to steal a kids soccer trophy! Tensions rise with the case as they talk to old coaches and town figures who seem suspiciously unhappy with the kids looking for the trophy. Pressure also intensifies on the soccer field as the game that will decide who is at the top of the league is coming up! With an unexpected twist at the end of the story, the friends will have to go above and beyond on the field and with the mystery to uncover the truth of the missing soccer trophy. I really enjoyed reading this book because as a soccer player myself, the action-packed soccer game scenes in the book were super entertaining and I could picture it just as if I was playing soccer with them! I would recommend this book to anybody who enjoys soccer and a good mystery!

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Just looking at this book makes my heart pound, it is the National Geographic Kids Almanac 2022!!! I am so excited about this book, and if I win it, I will be sure to share fun facts with my friends and family to cheer them up during this hard pandemic! It would mean the world to me. Thank you, DOGO!

I would love to win this book because I have recently become fascinated by dinosaurs. These animals of the past are definitely a topic of interest for all! I would love to share these dino-mite facts with my family and friends! Thank you for this opportunity!

Hello! Nice to be back on DOGO after a pretty long absence :( I have only 2 days of school left! Yay summer! What have you guys been reading recently? I have been fascinated by John Adams (author: David McCullough)! When you read this book, you are in the shoes of Adams. I realized that some figures are not as revolutionary as they seem! Adams has a very humane aspect and it's interesting how he always observes. I herbly proclaim John Adams as one of the masterminds of the world. His greatest works and expressions, in my opinion, lie in his letters. Please reply on what books you recommend over the summer!