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Eric Stevens
illustrated by Sean Tiffany
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Chris Kreie, Media Specialist
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Mary Evenson, Teacher
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Stevens, Eric, 1974-
Skateboard save. -- (Sport stories)
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CHAPTER 1 Ready to Roll
CHAPTER 2 Reputation
CHAPTER 3 The Contest
CHAPTER 4 VIPs
CHAPTER 5 Bullies Are Back
CHAPTER 6 A Threat
CHAPTER 7 The Big Day
CHAPTER 8 Round Two
CHAPTER 9 Final Round
CHAPTER 10 The Champion
About the author and illustrator
Glossary
Skateboard words you should know
Discussion questions
Writing prompts
Other books in the series
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READY TO ROLL
Joe Riley looked down into the half-pipe. His skateboard hung over the edge, ready to roll.
It was a typical Wednesday afternoon. School had been kind of boring, but going to the skate park always made Joe feel better. Just placing his foot on the skateboard’s deck filled him with energy.
Joe took a deep breath. Then he dropped into the pipe.
He had been skating that half-pipe since he was nine. Now, five years later, he was an expert.
By the time he reached the other edge, Joe had enough speed for a kickflip. For an instant, he was completely airborne. With one hand, he held his board against his feet.
He did a few more tricks. Then he glided to the bottom.
Finally, he headed back to the top of the pipe to go again. But as he steadied himself before dropping in, someone grabbed his shoulder.
Joe spun around.
Three older kids from Joe’s school were standing there. “Nice board, kid,” one of them said. “Mind if I test it out?”
“Yeah, I do!” Joe snapped. But the other two boys stepped up and pushed him down.
The older boys laughed. “Take it easy,” the first guy said as he grabbed the board from Joe.
