Sports
Essential for sports fans and all readers concerned with the ongoing, widespread challenges of abuse and accountability. Denhollander’s story of empowerment deserves wide readership.
Recommended for anyone interested in the history of post–World War II basketball; relevant to issues within amateur athletics today.
This poignant story showcases the bonds of friendship over Olympic glory and will appeal to fans of women’s sports and anyone who has experienced the special kinship that comes from being part of a team.
The brisk narrative moves nimbly through the online entertainment industry and will find fans among those intrigued by fantasy sports. See David Kushner’s The Players Ball for another take on the world of wired entertainment.
McClanaghan has given basketball fans a unique behind-the-scenes look at the game and perhaps some inspiration to budding players with his “you get out of it what you put in” philosophy.
Only worthwhile for those who haven’t read the earlier volume by Abraham and Stewart.
From short, simple games such as Happy Salmon to longer, strategic ones, including Twilight Struggle, the selections here span a wide range on the current market. This appeal to gamers of all experience levels and is highly recommended for all libraries with tabletop programming.
From success as a football player to his mission as a feminist and educator, McPherson has spent decades sharing his story and advocating for a new definition of manhood. This timely and coherent study of gender roles is highly recommended for all public library collections.
A captivating comparison of two legendary figures in college football that will draw interest from all football fans.
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