Ghost

Ghost
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Track

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فرمت کتاب

ebook

تاریخ انتشار

2016

Lexile Score

730

Reading Level

3

ATOS

4.6

Interest Level

4-8(MG)

نویسنده

Jason Reynolds

شابک

9781481450171
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یک فینالیست جایزه ملی کتاب برای ادبیات جوانان. به عنوان یکی از بهترین رمان‌های امریکایی که توسط PBS'S The Great American Read چاپ شده‌اند نامزد شده‌اند. گوست می‌خواهد سریعترین دونده در تیم برتر مدرسه متوسطه خود باشد، اما گذشته او در این اولین رمان برقی جدید از سری جدید از Coretta Scott King / John Steeptto نویسنده برنده جایزه جیسون رینولدز کند شده است. روح. لو. پاتنا سانی چهار کودک با پیشینه‌های کاملا متفاوت با شخصیت‌هایی که هنگام برخورد قابل انفجار هستند. اما انها همچنین چهار کودک هستند که برای یک تیم نخبه از مدارس راهنمایی انتخاب شده اند تیمی که می تواند انها را برای مسابقات المپیک جوانان واجد شرایط سازد اگر انها بتوانند کارشان را با هم انجام دهند. همه انها چیزهای زیادی برای از دست دادن دارند، اما انها همچنین چیزهای زیادی برای اثبات دارند، نه تنها برای یکدیگر، بلکه برای خودشان. در حال دویدن. این تنها چیزی است که روح (نام واقعی قلعه کرانشاو) تاکنون شناخته شده است. اما گوست به دلایل غلط شروع به فرار از دست پدرش کرده، که وقتی گوست پسر خیلی کوچکی بود، او و مادرش را در اپارتمانش تعقیب کرد، سپس در خیابان، با یک تفنگ پر، به قصد کشتن. از ان زمان، گوست باعث ایجاد مشکل شده و از دست انها فرار کرده تا زمانی که مربی، مدال‌اور سابق المپیک که چیزی در روح می‌بیند را ملاقات کند: استعداد طبیعی دیوانه. اگه گوست بتونه به صورت واقعی و فیزیکی توی مسیر بمونه، میتونه بهترین دونده شهر باشه. ایا روح می‌تواند استعداد خام خود را به سرعت مهار کند، یا گذشته‌اش سرانجام به او می‌رسد؟

نقد و بررسی

Publisher's Weekly

Starred review from August 8, 2016
Reynolds (As Brave As You) uses a light hand to delve into topics that include gun violence, class disparity, and bullying in this compelling series opener. Seventh-grader Castle Cranshaw, nicknamed Ghost, knows nothing about track when a former Olympian recruits him as a sprinter for one of the city's youth teams. As far as Ghost is concerned, "whoever invented track got the whole gun means go thing right," something he learned firsthand when his father tried to shoot Ghost and his mother in their apartment three years prior. The trauma has had ripple effects on Ghost, including angry outbursts ("I was the boy.... with all the scream inside"), altercations at school, stealing, and lying. Joining the track team provides new friends, goals, and an opportunity for Ghost to move beyond his past. Ghost is a well-meaning, personable narrator whose intense struggles are balanced by a love of world records, sunflower seeds, and his mother. Coach's relationship with Ghost develops into a surrogate father-son scenario, adding substantial emotional resonance and humor to the mix. Ages 10âup. Agent: Elena Giovinazzo, Pippin Properties.



Kirkus

Castle "Ghost" Cranshaw feels like he's been running ever since his dad pulled that gun on him and his mom--and used it.His dad's been in jail three years now, but Ghost still feels the trauma, which is probably at the root of the many "altercations" he gets into at middle school. When he inserts himself into a practice for a local elite track team, the Defenders, he's fast enough that the hard-as-nails coach decides to put him on the team. Ghost is surprised to find himself caring enough about being on the team that he curbs his behavior to avoid "altercations." But Ma doesn't have money to spare on things like fancy running shoes, so Ghost shoplifts a pair that make his feet feel impossibly light--and his conscience correspondingly heavy. Ghost's narration is candid and colloquial, reminiscent of such original voices as Bud Caldwell and Joey Pigza; his level of self-understanding is both believably childlike and disarming in its perception. He is self-focused enough that secondary characters initially feel one-dimensional, Coach in particular, but as he gets to know them better, so do readers, in a way that unfolds naturally and pleasingly. His three fellow "newbies" on the Defenders await their turns to star in subsequent series outings. Characters are black by default; those few white people in Ghost's world are described as such. An endearing protagonist runs the first, fast leg of Reynolds' promising relay. (Fiction. 10-14) COPYRIGHT(1) Kirkus Reviews, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.



School Library Journal

Starred review from September 1, 2016

Gr 5-9-Castle "Ghost" Crenshaw lives with his single mother; his father is serving time in prison after firing a gun at Ghost and his mom three years ago-and Ghost has been running ever since. While running one day, he stops to watch a track practice and decides to crash the race. Impressed, the coach offers him a position on the team. His mom reluctantly agrees to let him join as long as he can behave himself and stay out of trouble in school. This is a struggle for the impulsive Ghost, but with Coach's help, he learns the advantages of diligent practice and teamwork. Reynolds paints a realistic picture of a boy who needs the support of his community to channel his talent and energy. Supporting adult characters, like shop owner Mr. Charles and Coach, are positive, nuanced, and well-developed. The diverse team members are dealing with their own struggles, which will be explored in three future installments. The consequences for Ghost's misbehavior are somewhat inconsistent, but the detailed and informative descriptions of running and training with an elite track team more than make up for this. VERDICT The focus on track athletics-a subject sorely lacking in the middle grade space-combined with the quality of Reynolds's characters and prose, makes this an essential purchase.-Karen Yingling, Blendon Middle School, Westerville, OH

Copyright 2016 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.



DOGO Books
isaac2169 - Have you ever wondered what it would be like to get chased by your own dad with a gun. My book is Ghost by Jason Reynolds. The book’s setting is in modern times and it takes place in at the track field and middle school. The protagonist or main character is cash he is a african american boy who runs like no other boy on his middle school elite track team. He calls himself ghost he has two friends and is poor. First conflict is: he really doesn’t have a father figure in his life because his father tried to shoot his mom and him. So they ran to a little general store down the street where Mr.Charles the owner works they hid in back closet from his dad. The second conflict is this bully at school he bullies him about his clothes and that his mom works in a Cafeteria. He attempts to solve one of the conflicts by ignoring the bully but he can’t hold back and knocks the bully on the jaw. I would recommend this book to an audience of a mature level because it has some violence and swears other than that I personally think you should read this book.


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