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Athletic Pursuits, New & Old: Sports | Series Nonfiction
Understanding a sport’s history and record-breaking accomplishments helps put current champions’ records into perspective and lays the groundwork for learning about new activities such as parkour and mixed martial arts.
The Only Game | Baseball!
As a new baseball season begins, the hopes of fans everywhere are flying high. This season’s promising line-up of middle-grade sports fiction is sure to please.
Game On: Sports | Series Nonfiction
These latest sports series go beyond simple primers of different games and activities, providing, instead, noteworthy ways that teachers and librarians can simultaneously stoke young readers’ athletic passions while connecting their interests to other fields of study.
Beyond the All-American Athlete: Sports | Series Made Simple Fall 2014
Though these titles do tackle the basics (basketball, football, and baseball, oh my!), there are tons of lesser-known sports (kayaking, anybody?), as well as a far more inclusive focus in this season’s collections, from an emphasis on women and girls to a look at international superstars
Bats, Balls, Bikes...and Bruises? Sports | Series Made Simple
From the Winter Olympics and the Super Bowl to the Final Four and the World Cup, sports inspire us and capture our imaginations. There’s plenty offered in these series to motivate readers.
Daredevil Reading: Sports | Series Made Simple Fall 2013
There are so many great stories in athletics that it’s not surprising that young readers never seem to get their fill of sports books.
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