Arnold plays baseball
Pat Whitehead
Arnold is unhappy and restless when rainy weather keeps him from playing his favorite game, baseball. A letter of the alphabet appears on each page accompanied by an appropriate word from the text.
Read Time: ~1.7 hr
Ape Ears and Beaky
by Nancy J. Hopper (1987)
About this book
Thirteen-year-old Scott struggles to learn to control his temper, but not before it's led to all sorts of trouble, including dismissal from one baseball team, humiliation on another, and involvement with his enemy, Beaky, in a plan to catch some professional thieves.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreApe Ears and Beaky Lead Character
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