Baseball's Greatest Players - Martin, Andrew
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Introduce kids ages 6 to 9 to a century of baseball's biggest stars From legendary sluggers to civil rights heroes, the game of baseball has seen a lot of amazing players—and this book features 10 of the very best. Perfect for new fans or those who already know a thing or two about baseball, this kid-friendly guide is packed full of fun facts and essential stats that will teach them all about the incredible careers of these sports superstars. What sets this collection of baseball biographies apart: * 10 decades, 10 players—Starting in the 1920s, this book shows the ways players like Babe Ruth,…mehr

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Introduce kids ages 6 to 9 to a century of baseball's biggest stars From legendary sluggers to civil rights heroes, the game of baseball has seen a lot of amazing players—and this book features 10 of the very best. Perfect for new fans or those who already know a thing or two about baseball, this kid-friendly guide is packed full of fun facts and essential stats that will teach them all about the incredible careers of these sports superstars. What sets this collection of baseball biographies apart: * 10 decades, 10 players—Starting in the 1920s, this book shows the ways players like Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, and Mike Trout have made history. * Runners up—Each decade also includes a brief look at some of the other greats, including Bob Gibson, Ken Griffey Jr., and Ichiro Suzuki. * A helpful glossary—All of the terms kids need to know are highlighted and defined in the back of the book. * Super stats—Kids will see exactly how outstanding each player was with a quick breakdown of their career stats. Delight young fans and get them interested in the history of the game with this standout among baseball books.
Autorenporträt
ANDREW MARTIN, known as The Baseball Historian, has written about baseball, sports, and history for more than a decade. His work has been featured on the Yahoo! Contributor Network, Bleacher Report, Medium.com, and, of course, his own blog, The Baseball Historian.