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Great Story, April 25, 2011
This review is from: Chief Sunrise, John McGraw, and Me (Hardcover)
Hank's a teenager who loves baseball. His father pays too much attention to alcohol and too little to his son. When Hank becomes friends with a mysterious stranger named Chief Sunrise, both of their lives improve. They realize they share the same dream -- to play big league baseball. With almost no money but with street smarts and a little luck, the friends travel the country in pursuit of their goal. The author, Timothy Tocher, cleverly weaves the history of baseball and America into his tale. This is a story of friendship, hardship, and achievement. You don't have to be a baseball fan or "bug" to like this story. I loved it.
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Chief Sunrise, John Mcgraw, and me, March 7, 2006
A Kid's Review
This review is from: Chief Sunrise, John McGraw, and Me (Hardcover)
The book starts out harry and his father are running from the
police but harrys dad gets caught but harry doesnt. harry
jumped on to a train and got away. In the train harry met a guy
named chief sunrise. him and chief become good friends and try
to get up to New York, to play on the New York giants baseball
team. Chief shows what he can do to john Mcgraw and mcgraw
gives him a spot on the team. harry becomes full time bat boy
because he is to young to play on a professional team. I really
liked this book because they were always trying to catch mcgraw
but he was always movin. and there is a really big secret about
chief that you would never expect, put to find out you have to
read the book. if this book wasnt a good book i wouldnt be
writing a review. this book is the best book i have ever read.
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