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Both children and adults, especially baseball fans, will be moved by this powerful and inspirational book.
Little Michael Steel cheers on his beloved New York Yankees from his hospital bed, stricken with brain cancer. He longs to be able to attend a game in person. Soon, Michael learns that not only will he get to go to a game, he will also be the Yankee’s batboy. In a
magical pre-game trip, he meets Yankee players from the past who have also been stricken with illnesses. Their message to young Michael is to never give up.
While dealing with difficult issues, the beautiful illustrations and straightforward text combine to provide an uplifting, gentle story that includes a foreword by Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos.
So, gather up your favorite, most precious little-leaguer in your arms and read this book together. Make sure a box of Kleenex is nearby.
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Nancy Atkinson/2007 for curled
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