Thursdays After School
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Keilani looks forward to Thursdays for one reason: Soccer practice. Accelerate FC did badly last year, so the coach orders practice to go way before matches. But while other players grumble about it, Keilani is determined as the only new player to find her place on the soccer team and get through all the teasing that comes with it.
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