Sports
While there have been other books written about fandom, this is a quick read that even casual fans of sports may enjoy.
One hundred years after the notorious Black Sox scandal, baseball scholars and historians will find this an essential study of a previously unexplored chapter of the game’s history. An important addition to baseball collections, especially for academic and specialty libraries.
Fans of Ali might not be pleased, but Lewis portrays Frazier as a fighter for the ages in this admiring book.
Baseball fans actively following the sport in the 1990s and 2000s will greatly appreciate this fantastic book and its detailed insight.
An impactful collection on the enduring popularity of Friday Night Lights, that will appeal to fans of the book, movie, or TV series.
Thompson was the first Black coach to win a NCAA championship, and left an indelible mark on college basketball. His autobiography is an important American life story, highly recommended for all public libraries and sports collections.
Recommended for tennis fans and readers interested in women in leadership positions in sports.
A fascinating look at hockey culture that also offers insight into the competitiveness of youth sports.
Pappas is a talented writer and brilliant storyteller and her story is one worth telling. Highly recommended for all readers, especially high school and collegiate running coaches as well as those interested in learning more about distance running.
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