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Have you ever gone all out to do the best you possibly could only to mess it up royally in front of everyone? In "Dustin Devine's Moment to Shine", Dustin gives it all he's got to impress his coach and fans playing football only to make an embarrassing mistake. He comes out the hero due to an understanding coach who knows that it's the person, and not winning the game at all costs that counts in life. Bill Bennett character values like teamwork and building up self-esteem are highlighted in an easy to read Dr. Seuss type rhyme scheme that is guaranteed to help build good values in young children's development. Dedicated to real people the author has worked with in school; this book is also designed to help build children's vocabulary skills in benchmark learning. Also, hidden in one of the illustrations is Sharon Wu, the illustrator's, signature. Can you find it? One illustration is just not quite right. Can you identify it and tell why it's not quite right in the story? The answer is on the last page of the story.

Safe at Home is a heartwarming story about Trevor, an 11-year-old boy whose aged great-grandfather gives him a 1915 Babe Ruth baseball card valued at $50,000. Trevor's joy is threatened by the mysterious disappearance of the card and by his friends' skepticism about great-grandpa's claim of being the only man in baseball history to steal home off Babe Ruth. Eventually Trevor learns some priceless lessons about friendship, truth and forgiveness.

My First Baseball Game written by Corey Anne Abreau is an adorable story about a little boy's first baseball game. Three generations are brought together by their love for baseball.

Bellingham (Ultimate Football Heroes - The No.1 football series) is a captivating read penned by the talented author, Matt. Published recently in 2023, this book is a must-read for all football enthusiasts. The genre of the book is a unique blend of sports and biography, providing a thrilling journey into the world of football. The book takes you through the life and career of Bellingham, making you feel as if you're on the field playing the game. The vivid descriptions and compelling narrative make this book a page-turner. Published by John Blake Publishing Ltd, this book is a testament to their commitment to bringing quality literature to readers. This book is written in English.

Throw like a girl is a story about a boy who makes mean comments about a girls ability to play ball. Who is this little boy? You may be surprised to find out who he really is!Written and Illustrated by Daniel King

Several prominent players who have worn the legendary Commanders (previously known as the Redskins) helmet share their fondest single-game experience and memories.

Provides a brief look at the life and career of basketball player LeBron James.

Jack's rugby ball is missing! Where might it be?E bua ana booro ni urakibii Jack. E a mena iaa ngkai?Your purchase of this book supports Library For All in its mission to make knowledge available to all, equally.

Fully revised and updated! My First Book of Baseball, a Rookie Book from Sports Illustrated Kids, coaches young kids through the game of baseball with a visual retelling of an actual MLB game--from the first pitch to the game winning hit! Strikes, outs, steals, foul balls, home runs and more are all explained using a fun mix of Sports Illustrated action photography, simple text with engaging graphics, and a full glossary of essential baseball terms and phrases. An illustrated rookie player character also appears on every page, providing fun facts to help the next generation of fans better understand the game. Perfect for beginning readers, My First Book of Baseball is meant to be a shared reading experience between parents and their young minor league rookies before, during, and after the ball game.

C.J. has some lucky socks; or so he thinks! Do the socks give him magical powers, or is it hard work and dedication that help him achieve success? With the socks traveling miles and miles away, will they still have the same powers? Can C.J. win the big game? Find out in C.J.'s next adventure!

"We'll support you evermore" - Northern Ireland fans."ChampIAN STEWARTnova" is the first GAWA-focused book from travel writer Jonny Blair after his epic "Backpacking Centurion" series came to a culmination in March 2015.Conceived in the 1970s, collecting Jim Platt stickers in the 1980s, watching Iain Dowie goals in the 1990s and witnessing the heroics of Healy in the 2000s, this story is brutal, rewarding, footballic, sickening and addictive. This story is only about one thing - the rollercoaster that is supporting the Northern Ireland football team. Nothing else matters.Jonny kicks things off during the 1980s glory days where his Dad bought him his first Northern Ireland kit and scarf while cheering on his World Cup heroes Norman Whiteside, Ian Stewart, Pat Jennings and Gerry Armstrong. Defeating the Germans, the Spaniards and the Romanians in the early 1980s felt commonplace. But those were glory days - with a population of less than 2 million people, Northern Ireland were always punching above their weight. After the Mexico 86 curtain fallation, some barren years followed on the pitch, but love don't wane. Jonny writes passionately about those days as a Bangoric Ulsterman attending Windsor Park dreaming of Adrian Coote hat-tricks, Alan Fettis pelanty saves and top of the table destructions of Germany. Most of our dreams as Northern Ireland fans never come to fruition but we dare to dream.Expect tales of crushing home defeats intertwined with shock away wins and uninspiring draws. Be ready for GAWA trips abroad full of over indulgence in both alcohol and football. In the midst of all of that, Jonny will enlighten you with his real life stories, quirky anecdotes, geek facts and unusual tales as he dreams of reaching another major tournament.When Jonny walked out of Windsor Park in 2009, an era had come to an end. He left Europe behind to travel the world but he left part of his heart in Belfast's Windsor Park. And we know he will be back there again. When the sun shines over Cavehill and the dust settles on the Lisburn Road, will life ever be the same again?"The stars in the bright sky looked down where Healy" - GAWA.

Katie loves playing soccer - but she's worried about the game against the boys' team. E taatangira te butibooro Katie- ma e raraomaeakina aia kaboo ma aia tiim mwaane.Your purchase of this book supports Library For All in its mission to make knowledge available to all, equally.

"In the Thai village of Koh Panyee, a team of boys builds their own football pitch on top of the Phang Na Bay"--

It's such an exciting life to be a baseball coach's kid! This book gives you a glimpse into the life of a baseball coaching family, highlighting these fun times through rhymes and vivid color pages that your kids will love. This book is perfect for families with a dad who coaches baseball. It will definitely get everyone excited for the baseball season and supporting daddy!We made this book to help you see,The awesome kid you get to be.Take a peek inside, you'll be glad you did.It's an exiting life as a coach's kid!

After a whirlwind year of discovering anddeveloping a love for football, Lily Green embarkson new football challenges with her close friends.In the second book of her journey, Lily moves intoYear 8 at school and finds a more competitive side toplaying the sport. She is welcomed into a local clubcalled Northfield Juniors, where she takes centrestage. All the while, she is still playing a starring rolefor the St. Joseph's school team.Her game is taken to a new level by the situationsshe finds herself in ... However, everything isn't plainsailing for Lily as she has to overcome some differentobstacles that are put in her way.A whole new footballing world is opened up toher throughout the upcoming season, but she'll haveto dream big and believe in herself if she wants to getto the top ...Andy Elleray2Andy Elleray is the author of 'Lily's Goal: FindingFootball,' the first book in the Lily's Goal series. Heis also the writer of the best-selling football bookcollection, 'Scientific Approaches to Goalkeeping inFootball,' which takes the form of eight books.Away from writing, Andy Elleray is a well-renowned football coach, working with some of thebiggest teams in England, as well as coaching at theyouth international level.Visit his website - andyelleray.com - for moreinformation on his work.

More than the Game: Building Relationships for a Winning Culture is a fictionalized memoir in which Coach Warrington finds himself struggling. At the end of another long season, he's lost the locker room after several defeats. Worried about his team's record, he vents at his players, saying that they should "commit to getting bigger, stronger, and faster, or they might as well quit." When the Titans lose their final game, the school's athletic director suggests that Coach Warrington meet with a mentor to improve the program's culture. At first, Warrington is offended-he can't admit to needing help, but he also can't resist the opportunity to regain his edge, so he agrees to meet once a week with Mitchell McClellen, a retired teacher and ball coach. Mitchell shares his three-phase formula for winning: The Process of the 'Ship. Coach Warrington learns to view success as more about legacy than just winning. Can Coach Warrington heed his mentor's advice and change his program forever?