Fantasy League Flashcards

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In this book, the main character’s mother works for Sony Studios.

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In this book, the main character finds a father-figure in his best friend’s grandfather.

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In this book, the main character’s best friend’s family owns a sports team.

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“They were as popular in L.A. heading into another season as traffic.”

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“It’s why I don’t know whether I should call you Brain, or just Freak.”

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“You never knew who might turn out to be your difference maker.”

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“Toughest guy he knew was a girl.”

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“This is L.A. You know what they say here.”
“What do they say here?”
“Kid, I’m gonna make you a star.”

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Anna to Charlie when they started “The Charlie Show.”

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“I know, I know, you’re just paying attention.”

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Coach Dayley to Charlie when he noticed something in Charlie’s Pop Warner football game that helped the team.

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“He wanted to do something right now to justify the old man’s confidence in him, his trust, his friendship.”

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In this book, a middle school student affects a professional sports team’s season.

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“I just got off the phone with my extremely apologetic granddaughter. And I’m going to tell you what I told her: chill.”

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“It doesn’t matter how old or young you are: The truth will always catch up with you eventually.”

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Both Charlie’s mother and Anna’s grandfather advise and ask Charlie to be truthful at several points in the book

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“If they’re good ideas, I don’t care where they come from.”

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Joe Warren’s quote to the newspaper about Charlie’s suggestion for signing Tom Pinkett

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“Next I’m thinking about replacing the head coach.”

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Charlie’s joking response to kids at school after they find out he advised Mr. Warren on picking Tom Pinkett

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“My dad always told me that the problem with a good idea is that once it gets inside your head, you can never get it out.”

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Matt Warren at the press conference about the L.A. Bulldogs signing Tom Pinkett

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“Kid, are you sure you’re only twelve?”

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An ESPN reporter to Charlie at the press conference.

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In this book, a twelve-year-old boy becomes an assistant on a professional sports team.

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“The fancy name is non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. I don’t think I should keep it from a friend like you any longer.”

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Mr. Warren telling Charlie he has cancer.

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“Being in the spotlight, the way you have been, that was part of it, of course. And getting knocked down a couple of pegs lately, that actually wasn’t a bad thing, either, no matter how much it hurts sometimes.”

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“He had never seen the place so happy, never felt so connected to the rest of the fans, knowing that this was the way sports was supposed to make you feel.”

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“How about we get one of those moments today where you know what they’re going to call and then know exactly what to do about it?”

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Coach Dayley to Charlie before the Pop Warner championship game, in which Charlie later makes the game winning play.

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“And he’d always known how lucky he was to have a mom like his, one who didn’t try too hard to be both mom and dad, just wanted to be the best mom she could be…”

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Charlie about his mother.

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The author of this book is a radio show host, newspaper journalist and appears on a weekly cable television show.

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“‘It is,’ Charlie Gaines had told her. Grinning. ‘How can it not be great? It’s football season.’”

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“From August all the way through the Super Bowl in February, it was when he was happiest, when his life did feel great.”

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“The Fantasy King, trying as always to keep it real.”

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“He loved being part of a team, loved being with his friends, loved putting on pads and a helmet.”

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“I pretty much could have gone the rest of the day without being called ‘Brain’ on the radio.”

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