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BOOK NOTES / SUMMARY FOR TANGERINE BY EDWARD BLOOR
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Today’s Tangerine Times includes two articles that seem to be
inspired by Mr. Donnelly’s conversation with Paul at last Sunday’s gathering
at the Donnelly home. One article is about the soccer teams in the county.
The other article is about Betty Bright’s history as a hurdler.
As the Tangerine Middle School War Eagles soccer team waits to board the bus to go to Lake Windsor Middle School for their last game of the season, Paul notices that all the people who attended their home games are in the parking lot. As the team boards the bus, he sees twenty-five or more cars and trucks lining up behind the bus.
On the trip to Lake Windsor, Henry D. tells Paul about last year’s game. Both teams had a 9-1 record going into the game, which was held at Tangerine. But, last year, Lake Windsor beat Tangerine. Victor adds that Lake Windsor stole the championship last year and must pay this year.
As the bus goes by the housing developments near Paul’s home, the team members make comments and refer to the housing developments as Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. Paul sees the places that he goes by all the time with different eyes, with the eyes of a Tangerine War Eagle.
There is a big crowd around the Lake Windsor soccer field. The coach parks the bus near the visitor’s corner-kick area like she does at all away games.
As the team runs around the perimeter of the soccer field, Paul notices people that......
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