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The best part of this book is that I got to learn about football in Italy. Italian football only has 90 yards of field unlike the United States that has 100 yards. I also got to learn that most unsuccessful United States football players go to other countries to play football because they love the sport so much. One bad thing in this book was that the author didn't say what happened to the Livy after Rick went home.

This week, Rick and his team are going to play the Bergamo Lions. They have won 67 straight games. The Parma Panthers are looking for an upset. During the first drive, The full back spears the best player on the other team. Rick thought that both of them looked dead but they evenyually got up. Their best player is on the sidelines for now so it is Parma's chance to score. They score and they eventually win 35-14.

I would like to be a character in this story because it is about football in Italy. It would be fun to be in this book because I could learn more about football in Italy. Sincereading this book, I have learned a lot about football in Italy but I think that I could learn more if I was a character in this book. I would be the character that also gets traded to play for the Parma Panthers just like Rick the quarterback.

I think that I am in the rising action, which is after the conflict and exposition because the team is in the middle of the season and have not yet faced their best opponent. The Parma Panthers, which is the Italian football team, has one win with two losses. They were hoping for a really good season, but they haven't been doing great so far. The quarterback had a game with better stats than his career in the NFL.

I am happy about what I am reading. I would give my book a rating of an 8 out of 10. This is because it is very good but sometimes the scene could be described a little more. I would reccomend this book to people who like football. I would recommend this book to people who like football because it is about a quarterback who gets transferred to Italy to play football for the Parma Panthers.

I am happy about what I am reading. I would give my book a rating of an 8 out of 10. This is because it is very good but sometimes the scene could be described a little more. I would reccomend this book to people who like football. I would recommend this book to people who like football because it is about a quarterback who gets transferred to Italy to play football for the Parma Panthers.

My book is fiction. I would change that instead of the quarterback playing for the Bengals before he moved, he should have played for the Raiders. I want to make this change because the Raiders are defiantly one of the worst teams in the NFL. If he would even get a chance as a third string quarterback to play in a NFL game, it would have to be the Raiders because they are very bad team.

In the conflict of the story, the quarterback gets released from his team and moves to Italy to play football there. He is in Parma, Italy and on a team with people who only speak Italian. Their first game is in two hours and everyone is pumped to have a quarterback that is good and will hopefully win them a Super Bowl. The team doesn't have many big lineman so the quarterback thinks that he will be sacked a lot.

I think that the message the author is trying to say is that Italy has a football team. I think that he is trying to tell people that America isn't the only place that has American football. I also think that he wants people to know about Parma, Italy because that is the team that the character is playing for. The Parma Panthers is a real team. The author is trying to inform us about Parma, Italy and the Panthers.

I can relate to the main character of my book because he plays football. I also play football. Something different about us is that he is a quarterback. This is different because I do not play quarterback. Instead of playing quarterback I play wide reciever. Another thing that we have in common is that we both haven't been to Italy. We did have that in common until he went to play football in Italy.