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The Million Dollar Goal, written by Dan Gutman, starts off with a casual family. There is Oma, the old grandma,The mom and dad, and the twins Dusk and Dawn. One Day, they go to a hockey game. They are setting up a contest and the prize is one million dollars. All you have to do is shoot a puck into the hockey goal, and of course, they choose their eighty-year old grandmother, Oma. So, what she does is practice with her hocky-loving grandchildren for the big event.

My favorite part is when Dusk and Dawn go to the business man's office, because Ome signs a contract so he can sell things and pay her 40%, but anyway, the dad yells and screams at him, and the kids say that their dad never even really gets mad. I also like the part when the business man smokes a cigar that's not even lit because his doctor says that smoking is bad, but why even buy cigars in the first place?

I would recommend this book to kids from ages 10 and up. So, about fourth grade and up. It could be read by both boys and girls because their are three main characters, the twins, who are both boy and girl, and the grandma. Also, if you like this book,(if you have already read it), then you should read the other books in the series, for instance there is the million dollar shot, or the million dollar kick. You don't have to read these books in order too.