Champ Book

This is a good book with a good loving plot for man's best friend. After getting in a car crash this dog loses a leg and is not the award winning prize dog that it used to be. But when Riley's parents let him keep the dog, Riley ( a kid who is terrible at sports) starts playing catch with his dog and turns Riley into a fairly good baseball player. Riley's neighbor sees Riley and his dog playing fetch and recommends that they join the local dog show. After seeing what potential the dog has the original owner, the wealthiest lady in the town wants Champ back! Riley has to fight for his rights to keep the dog he truly loves.
This book was written in 3rd person so it doesn't say I did this or I did that. I think this adds to my enjoyment of reading this book because it doesn't just show Riley's opinion it shows both sides of the story. The characters are pretty well made up by reading it I can see what the people look like. This book like many others, has a rich lady who thinks she can get everything she wants, a best friend who only wants to help the main character,and the neighbor who wants helps out. The writing quality of this book is pretty good for the recommended age group. The word choice was just good enough that I could understand everything the author was trying to say.