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Tackle Without A Team

            The setting takes place at school and on the football field. The setting also takes place in Scott Kramer's house. When I say football fields, I mean at the Cougars football field and the Greyhawks football field. There are other setting such as the ice cream shop with Scott and Scott's friend, Jerilea. The most important setting is at school during football in the locker room. And the other setting is at a park which is where Scott got into the Cougars team. He was watching them play and they were short on players and the coach asked him to play. .
             The dilemma in this book is that Scott came back from playing football and in the locker room Scott found marijuana. His coach came in and asked him what was in his hand because Scott's hands were shaking. Scott said it was nothing but the coach knew something was in his hand so he asked again. Scott opened his hand and the coach saw the marijuana. Scott told the coach that it wasn't his because Scott never touch or went close to marijuana. The coach knew that it wasn't his because Scott didn't even go to his locker today. And the other reason is the coach knew that Scott's older brother went to jail for doing drugs so Scott would never follow his brother's footstep. The most exciting part of the story is when Scott found marijuana in his bag. That is the most exciting part for me because it's when the mystery begins. I love mystery books because they always get me to solve the mysteries by myself and I love solving mysteries and problems. .
             My favorite character is Scott Kramer and Kear who is Scott's best friend. I like Scott because he's the main character and because he's innocent. I think he's innocent because he never touched marijuana or went close to it and he would never follow his brother's footstep because Scott's brother went in jail for being caught with marijuana. The other character I like is Scott's friend Kear. I like Kear because he's always on his side and you need friends like him.


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