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[[File:798839.jpg|thumb|250px]]'''''Arthur and the Pen-Pal Playoff''''' is the sixth ''Arthur Good Sports'' book by [[Marc Brown]]. it was first published Decmber 1, 2001.
{{book|image=Arthur and the Pen-Pal Playoff.jpg|250px]]|author = [[Marc Brown]]<br>[[Stephen Krensky]]|date = December 1, 2001|publisher = Little, Brown Books for Young Readers|isbn = 9780316120548|previous = ''[[Arthur and the Goalie Ghost]]''|next = -}}
==Summary==
'''''Arthur and the Pen-Pal Playoff''''' is the sixth book in the ''Arthur Good Sports'' series.
''<small>(This is the description from the back cover. Please do not change it.)</small>''
 
''<br />[[Arthur Read|Arthur]]'s class is writing letters to another third-grade class across the state. Assuming that he'll never meet his pen pal, [[Justin]], Arthur exaggerates his basketball abilities in his letters. But Justin turns out to be [[Mrs. MacGrady]]'s grandson, and she arranges for the boys to meet. Can Arthur's friends teach him to the the ballplayer he claims to be?''
==Description==
:''[[Nigel Ratburn|Mr. Ratburn]] assigns [[Arthur Read|Arthur]]'s class to write letters to another third grade class in another school. He explains that these students will be their pen pals and since their pen pals don't know anything about them, they need to write something a letter about themselves. Arthur isn't sure what to tell a stranger --- he wants make himself sound interesting. So Arthur exaggerates his basketball abilities to make it sound like he's a great player.''
 
:''Later, Arthur admits to his friends that he stretched the truth a bit, but what difference does it make, right? His pen pal will never know the difference. But [[Justin]], his pen pal, turns out to be [[Mrs. MacGrady]]'s grandson, and she arranges for the boys to meet. With only two days until Justin arrives, can Arthur's friends teach him to be the ball player he claims to be?''
==Trivia==
*[[Adil Akyuz|Adil]] is never mentioned, as this book was published before "[[Dear Adil]]" was made.
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Latest revision as of 13:46, 17 July 2022

Arthur and the Pen-Pal Playoff
Arthur and the Pen-Pal Playoff.jpg
Author Marc Brown
Stephen Krensky
Publication date December 1, 2001
Published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
ISBN 9780316120548
Publication order
Preceded by
Arthur and the Goalie Ghost
Followed by
-

Arthur and the Pen-Pal Playoff is the sixth book in the Arthur Good Sports series.

Description[edit]

Mr. Ratburn assigns Arthur's class to write letters to another third grade class in another school. He explains that these students will be their pen pals and since their pen pals don't know anything about them, they need to write something a letter about themselves. Arthur isn't sure what to tell a stranger --- he wants make himself sound interesting. So Arthur exaggerates his basketball abilities to make it sound like he's a great player.
Later, Arthur admits to his friends that he stretched the truth a bit, but what difference does it make, right? His pen pal will never know the difference. But Justin, his pen pal, turns out to be Mrs. MacGrady's grandson, and she arranges for the boys to meet. With only two days until Justin arrives, can Arthur's friends teach him to be the ball player he claims to be?

Trivia[edit]

  • Adil is never mentioned, as this book was published before "Dear Adil" was made.