Category: Children Publisher: Publish America
ISBN-10: 1608136450
Type: Fiction
Pages: 43
Copyright: Jan 4, 2009
Four friends plat on a baseball team together. Learn what they do to become great players. Find out what happens in the championship game.
A group of friends, Chase, Charlize, Colby, and Jarrett, who all love to play baseball. They are in first grade when they find out they can play baseball. Find out what Charlize goes through being the only girl on the team. Find out what happens to Colby that makes him not able to finish the game. It talks about their first game, and how they learn to work as a team to win those games. Finally, at the championship game, it tells about their achievements and things they could have done better at to prevent some dramatic effects. Will they win their first championship game? Is being the only girl on the team full of boys something that would make Charlize stronger? Will the win the championship game?
Professional Reviews
Marsha Coles, author of Texas Justice
The Championship Game by Aimee Stinson is a fantastic book for boys and girls of
all ages. Set on a backdrop of a little league baseball field, and young children come
to learn that working together as a team can be the key to opening the doors to their
dreams. This book is a must read!
Andrea M Kulman, author of The Drama Unfolds
The Championship Game is a MUST read! I have two little boys who absolutely
LOVE this story! If you have a child who is in sports or wants to join a team- this is an
inspiring story for them to read.
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