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Name: Jump serve
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)
Author: Jake Maddox

Ella and Laura can’t believe it when two of the meanest girls from a rival volleyball team switch to their team. Before long it’s clear that the new girls don’t plan to be good teammates. Is there any hope for a championship, or was the season ruined before it began?

First publish date: 2008

Authors: Jake Maddox

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