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"After breaking his leg and having his summer plans and college dreams dashed, high school football star Theo Claverback finds a new purpose and relationship while working as a prep cook in a high-end French restaurant, but soon discovers the harsh realities of the culinary world and the risks of crossing the wrong people"--

Five boxers from Boston "Go for the Gold," as they compete for spots on the USA Olympic Boxing Team heading for Rio. In this dynamic sports tale, four of the athletes come from Southie, while one hails from the North End of Boston. The young men of differing personalities and backgrounds train hard, and fight in the ring for their spot and the honor of representing their country at the 2016 Olympic Games. The story shows how these young Catholic men learned to understand short-, medium-, and long-term goals. All want to pursue their education after the Olympics, and though they're rugged kids, tough down to the nail, they're not that way because they've been on their own. They've each had guidance from parents, a priest, a trainer, and each other. The five represent several neighborhoods in a grand city rich in heritage. They're put into situations that make them men by the end of their training, and are all willing to work hard through the pain to reach their goals.(About the Author)Mike Maloni has worked with Strategic Book Publishing since his first novel Defenseman: A Hockey Player's Story in 2009. His subsequent novels include Shortstop: Where Grace and Power Collide and Penn State Blue. Maloni took a hiatus from publishing as he battled mental illness. He has had some memory issues, but this comeback novel, Olympic Gold, is now available. The author is a professional photographer and a business consultant in Massachusetts. His grandfather was a Golden Gloves boxing champion.

Five boxers from Boston "Go for the Gold," as they compete for spots on the USA Olympic Boxing Team heading for Rio. In this dynamic sports tale, four of the athletes come from Southie, while one hails from the North End of Boston. The young men of differing personalities and backgrounds train hard, and fight in the ring for their spot and the honor of representing their country at the 2016 Olympic Games. The story shows how these young Catholic men learned to understand short-, medium-, and long-term goals. All want to pursue their education after the Olympics, and though they're rugged kids, tough down to the nail, they're not that way because they've been on their own. They've each had guidance from parents, a priest, a trainer, and each other. The five represent several neighborhoods in a grand city rich in heritage. They're put into situations that make them men by the end of their training, and are all willing to work hard through the pain to reach their goals.(About the Author)Mike Maloni has worked with Strategic Book Publishing since his first novel Defenseman: A Hockey Player's Story in 2009. His subsequent novels include Shortstop: Where Grace and Power Collide and Penn State Blue. Maloni took a hiatus from publishing as he battled mental illness. He has had some memory issues, but this comeback novel, Olympic Gold, is now available. The author is a professional photographer and a business consultant in Massachusetts. His grandfather was a Golden Gloves boxing champion.

"Always Play Dead" is a whimsical, vintage-inspired children's book with practical wisdom, dark humor, and lush illustrations.

One girl and her soccer team take a stand against the bullies who push them too far in this brave, inspiring novel that celebrates girl power and the true spirit of sports. Perfect for readers who love The Crossover and Fighting Words."A tale of terrific girl power and athleticism." —Kirkus ReviewsTwelve-year-old Alex loves playing soccer, and she’s good at it, too. Very good. When her skills land her a free ride to play for Select, an elite soccer club, it feels like a huge opportunity. Joining Select could be the key to a college scholarship and a bright future—one that Alex’s family can’t promise her.But as the team gets better and better, her new coach pushes the players harder and harder, until soccer starts to feel more like punishment than fun. And then there comes a point where enough is enough, and Alex and her teammates must take a stand to find a better way to make their soccer dreams come true.Powerful and inspiring, Select explores the important difference between positive and negative coaching and celebrates the true spirit of sports.

In this entertaining story, young readers meet Henry and his dirt bike, Max. They set off on a long ride to a farm. During their trip, they meet friendly animals - a pig, a hen, a dog, a cow, and a black cat. After their exciting day, they head back home. Henry loves Max and can't wait for their next adventure. This story is perfect for early readers, since it uses many words from the Dolch sight words list.

Det var ellers en virkelig fredelig og hyggelig morgen i det lille rækkehus indtil, at nogen fandt på at måle højde. Kuno er vokset 12 centimeter på bare ét år. Hvis han fortsætter sådan, så er han over to meter, når han er 12 år. Og hvad hvis det forsætter sådan, indtil han bliver voksen? Bliver han så sådan en kæmpe, som folk kan betale penge for at komme ind at se? Og snart skal de have taget skolefoto. Vil han så bare rage op over det hele?Solvej og Kuno sætter sig for at finde ud af, hvor høj Kuno egentlig bliver. Hans allerstørste ønske er, at blive helt normal og lige som alle andre. En sjov højtlæsningsbog for hele familien. Fra 8 år.

Get popular kids' sports books today (bound in one): Polar Bear Bowler: A Story Without Words Arriba Up, Abajo Down at the Boardwalk: A Picture Book of Opposites Gopher Golf: A Wordless Picture Book Great Cape o' Colors: Career Costumes for Kids You tell the stories, find the animals, and count the individual sports: bowling, climbing, fencing, golfing, horseback riding, extreme sports, surfing, gymnastics, parkour, ballroom dancing, swimming, wrestling (only 200 words, plus Spanish opposites for boys/girls ages 2 - 6 years, preschool - 1st grade). Bedtime peace! Funny children's book by best-selling author and college media instructor Karl Beckstrand-don't miss his 60 multiracial books. 110 illustrations by Beckstrand, Ash Rowan Nuccitelli Sanborn, Jordan C. Brun, and John Collado. Discover Black, White, Hispanic, Asian, Native American/First Nations, and Polynesian characters-plus online SECRETS, free ebooks, and classroom lesson plans: KidsWorldBooks. Explore! 8″x10″ perfect-bound soft cover children's learning activity/language book on sportsmanship: Premio Publishing (worldwide rights (c) July. 2022), libraries, and major sports book distributors. ESL/ELL/EFL, Easy to read & level 1 ESOL/ESE; Fountas & Pinnell GRA: A - B, DRA: 1 - 2. No AI, CRT, gender, or orientation discussions-just happy multicultural fun! SPO007000, SPO016000, JUV032100, JUV032170, JUV032060, JUV032190, JUV009080, JUV032160, JUV011010, JUV011030, JUV033230, HUM001000, JNF013110, BUS012000; YFR, YNWD, JNTS; LCCN: 2022941518; (eISBN: 978-1005232610), soft ISBN: 978-1951599171

No-nonsense Croc and goofball Gator train as junior rangers in their hometown swamp.

"Juliette and her school rival Priya Pendley, navigate a truce to peacefully coexist, but when Priya unexpectedly becomes Juliette's cabinmate at Fogridge Sleepaway Camp, their uneasy peace turns into something more"--

This is a story about Wilf and his band of brothers who love to play soccer.The book has playful rhymes and a lighthearted tone, and encourages young readers to appreciate the value of teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship. It's a perfect read for children and adults alike who want to experience the magic of football and the enduring bonds it creates.This story is a simple reminder of the value of having a good group of faithful friends, to persevere, but not to be too distracted by short-term success or failure.

"Last year, Maggie and Nora didn't exactly get the summer of their dreams. Instead, they had to survive a camp run by a covert clan of vampires. But this year, Camp Sylvania is back and under new management--gentle, hippie-dippie Luna Lupowski. So the girls are convinced to give camp another try. All Nora wants is an unforgettable experience with her best friend. But it's hard to have fun with Maggie fixated on all things otherworldly--and spending time with Logan, the boy she met at camp last year. When creepy things start happening, Maggie insists on investigating. But Nora has found an interest of her own--the strange effects of Luna's homemade moon water. It removes zits, adds lustrous shine to hair, and even seems to straighten teeth! No braces? No problem! It isn't long before the girls are caught up in another supernatural adventure. But when their friends find themselves in danger, can Maggie and Nora put their differences aside to save them? Is it possible to just have one normal summer, please?"--

A CHANCE TO BE GOOD ENOUGH is a fun, event-filled children's book. A baseball player doesn't feel good enough to be on the team. Some of his teammates tease him because he always strikes out. He tries his best and constantly works hard to be better, yet he can barely hit the ball. All the drama unfolds at the game as the team strives to win the championship trophy. This exciting children's book has fun illustrations as it promotes social and emotional learning, helps readers understand and manage emotions, make responsible decisions, maintain positive relationships, and show empathy towards others.

From David A. Kelly, author of the Ballpark Mysteries chapter book series, it's a football mystery set in Texas! Mike Walsh and Kate Hopkins are visiting the Dallas Cowboys stadium, but someone has just handed Carlos, the Cowboys' star quarterback, a threatening note. Soon after, a mysterious figure takes aim at them with a football. Can Kate and Mike discover who's out to get the Cowboys' quarterback before the big game? Each Football Mysteries book also includes amazing facts about the team and its stadium.

Drew Declan, fresh off his senior season of cross country, is not satisfied with being the best athlete at Aiken High. His passion for running drives him to transform the River Hawks indoor track team into state champions. He recruits off-season football, soccer, and baseball athletes, manages apathetic teammates, and hurdles administrative roadblocks all while dominating his competition on the track. Drew's speed, quick thinking and leadership keep the River Hawks running.