Benders: Decisions

By O G Bridgman

Imagine you could slow time but weren't sure who to tell or who to trust. Should you tell your best friend? Would he even believe you? You need help and the other Benders aren't talking to you. What's more the Rep trials are coming up and you missed the chance to trial last year. You've got to make the team this year. Maybe then the other Benders will take notice. What should you do? Do you even have a choice?

• Language: English
• Publisher: O G Bridgman
• Release date: Dec 10, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310895098

O G Bridgman

I love helping kids learn how to read. I've been a primary teacher for 7 years and thought I could maybe encourage more kids to read by writing a book about person who has a strange power.I need your help for the 3rd book! I want you to help me decide something about the main character. I'd also want feedback for the first book so if you can email me some suggestions for how to make it better or what you liked about it I will send you a coupon so that the second book is free!Just email me - [e-mail]!!!

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Benders 2: Decisions

By O G Bridgman

Copyright 2015 O G Bridgman

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Chapter 1

It had been over a year since I met Pup that day. I still remember it like it was yesterday. I knew time could be slowed down but for me that moment would always exist. I had it locked away in my memory and I returned to it often. I hadn’t forgotten a thing he said and I’d been working hard to improve my bending ability, I had gotten better and I was really starting to enjoy slowing down time when I needed to. It’s hard to describe what the biggest change had been.

My school work had improved out of sight. I had done really well in the big tests earlier in the year. I didn’t mind tests as much now. I saw them as an opportunity to practice bending. Even my reading, which had always been one of my worst areas of school, had improved. Mrs Williams had never mentioned what she saw that day. And I never let anyone catch me bending again. She just kept encouraging me to learn and get better as she did with all her students.

The soccer season had finished a couple of months ago. We were premiers again and I had made the rep side this year. I loved it. I just wanted to play more and more, it was so great to just be part of another team. Soccer became an easy sport to use my bending in. I always knew when I might need it by where the ball was and what the opposition was doing. So I never got tired. It was easy to pace myself and choose when to bend.

I had learnt that choosing when to bend was actually the great challenge. Doing it was