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101 Reasons to Love the Braves

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Some books are as deep as a canyon. Others are like a Texas stream after a thunderstorm--a mile wide and an inch deep. Braves fans, welcome to Texas.

"101 Reasons To Love the Braves" is a fast read, mostly photos and captions. You'll learn a little about the Braves that you didn't know, and you'll be reminded of some things you knew but forgot. If you are a fan of baseball history, or better yet, if you are a devotee of the Boston, Milwaukee, or Atlanta incarnation of baseball's oldest continuous franchise, here is a wonderful little volume to please and enlighten.

If nothing else, you have to admire the photos.

I purchased this book as a gift and was sort of worried about the size of the book when it arrived. It's about 6x6 but it went over great! She loved it! The perfect gift for a die hard Atlanta Braves fan.

My girlfriend is a die-hard Braves fans, so when I came by this I knew it was the perfect gift for her.

The book is beautifully laid out, small enough that it doesn't bulk up bags when taking it somewhere, but also large enough that you can read it clearly, and enjoy the many colorful pictures inside.

My only complaint would be that ever since I bought this for my girlfriend, she uses it against me to show "why the Braves are better than the Yankees." I better go see if I can find "101 Reasons to Love the Yankees" to get her back.

Best of luck and long-live Baseball!

As previous reviews suggest this is a great book for a Braves fan! My husband really enjoyed reading it and loved remembering the great history of the oldest baseball franchise! Highly recommend and fast shipping!

I received this from a close friend, who happened to see it in a book store. Knowing my love for the Braves, she purchased it and sent it to me.

It's a simple book, very easy to read through. Yet there are a lot of photos, and plenty of facts covering the history of Braves from the very beginning in the late 1800's.

It will be a great piece to any sports collection, particularly a Braves one like I have.