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5.0 out of 5 stars
A good book for kids about the old times in baseball,
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This review is from: Baseball at War: World War II and the Fall of the Color Line (American Game Series) (Library Binding)
I really liked this book about the old times in baseball. It had all the details but it was a good story too. I used it for a book report and I said Thomas Gilbert writes like a hulking yet nimble-footed whiffle ball player because we were doing similies and metaphors too and it moved fast but gave all the information about the old black players. It was interesting to learn about Jacky Robinson and all them.
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Baseball at War: World War II and the Fall of the Color Line (American Game Series) by Thomas W. Gilbert (Library Binding - Apr. 1997)
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