The Final Four Book Review

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The Final Four is a great book, and I recommend it to anybody who has any interest in sports. Even if you don't have any interest in any sports I'm sure the Final Four would be an excellent book for you because the book displays how teamwork helps you on and off the court. This story is about two teams that have a very important game and the loser goes home, and the winner gets to celebrate. The highly favored to win Michigan State Spartans vs. the underdog of Troy University Trojans. The Final Four is one of the most significant sporting events in the world topping the Little League World Series and the NBA finals. The winner of Troy and Michigan State got the honor to play Duke/North Carolina in the NCAA Championship game.

The Troy Trojans fought extremely hard to make it to the Final Four by beating some of the best college basketball teams in the country. Michigan State on the other hand didn't play as good competition on their road to the Final Four. In this book, there are 4 main characters that all have different perspectives in the book. These characters Malcolm, Roko, Michael, and Crispin all share their stories on how hard they worked to finally fulfill their childhood dream.

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