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| | 3. |  | Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game
from W. W. Norton & Company
Price: $11.16
Customer Review:
The problem with giving a Michael Lewis book five stars is that there is much better stuff out there. Lewis can be entertaining, and, to give credit, he hits out of the park in his choice of topic here. But he's an arrogant writer, with something of the "brilliant" graduate student after a couple of... more info
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4.5 / 5.0
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| | 4. |  | Heat
from Puffin
Price: $7.99
Customer Review:
Heat is one of the most enjoyable, interesting books I've ever read. Michael, a typical boy with a great right arm is the main character. He lives with his brother Carlos. His dad is supposedly caring for a sick relitive in Florida. Michael faces hardships and problems, but keeps himself going with... more info
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| | 5. |  | Six Innings
from Feiwel & Friends
Price: $11.53
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I am not just saying that because my son is one of the characters in this book, I genuinely thought James did an amazing job at not only capturing the hearts and minds of little leaguers, but the trials and tribulations that they go through on a day to day basis.
Speaking on a personal note~... more info
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| | 6. |  | The Big Field
from Philomel
Price: $12.23
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Mike Lupica, the veteran sports columnist for the Daily News in New York, is not content to rest on his laurels. In addition to his adult audience, he's reaching out to younger readers, trying to teach them lessons on the field that can be extended to everyday life. His previous works in the genre... more info
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| | 8. |  | Science of Hitting
from Fireside
Price: $10.88
Customer Review:
For young and inexperienced players, Ted Williams' name may no longer hold the magic it did when I was growing up and playing baseball. But most of us "old-timers" will still remember that Williams was the last professional ball player (in the MLB) to hit over .400 for a full season. So when my... more info
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5.0 / 5.0
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