Why was Maniac Magee considered a LEGEND? Cite text evidence with page number in your response

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In the novel Maniac Magee, Jeffrey Lionel Magee, also known as Maniac Magee, became a legend in the town of Two Mills. Oh? Why did he become a legend? This is what he did to the first day of the townsmith where he became legend: in fact, he became legend for two reasons. The first reason was that he intercepted high school student Brian Deheney's pitch during P. E when he was on the street in the eastern district. It's time. Then he threw it to James's "hands down". And it was the target of throwing and was harder and more accurate than Brian was able to play football. Another reason Maniac became legend was because he saved the child from the back yard of Finsterwald. A child whose name is unknown is called "Arnold Jones" by the author. The house of Finsterwald is famous for being a creepy, seemingly messed up house. On that day, some high school students threw "Arnold" on the fence in the back yard of Finsterwald.

<p> He was born without the name maniac maggie. He came to the world named Jeffrey Leon Nermaji, but his life changed when his parents died, and his name changed. Maniac Magee became a legend. Today, the children are talking about how fast they can run and how to hit "frogs" in the park. Home run, when he starts solving it, there is no knot, no matter how roaring sounds, it will remain in this state. But maniac maggie is best known for his work for children from the eastern and western regions. <br /> </ p> <br /> <p> He is particularly good, this is his story, which is a very cautious story. Do not confuse facts with facts. </ p>

As a reader, we read a myth about 'crazy' Maggie before we met a real personality and understood his name and background. The movement of Spinelli was similar to the way two Mills saw Jeffrey. They listened to the legend and left an impression on him before actually meeting him. The fact that Spinelli started the reader by talking about the legend over "Maniac" Maggie also created an "untrusted narrator" which means that the reader does not know whether everything they read is true.

Maniac Magee did not "heal" the racial discrimination, although she opened her eyes and mind with Two Mills. Even all tall stories around the maniac will complete the classic which the recipient won the Jerry Spinelli Newbury medal award with realistic hope. There is no need to be an abnormal athlete or a fearless frenzy to influence. The most diverse people are people who transcend legends and begin to learn maniac as a real person. Regardless of the situation, he will care for him, so he will affect all the people he will meet.