by text by Glenn Stout (2005)
Takes an in-depth look at the first African-American to play Major League baseball, at his road to the majors and his Hall of Fame career, focusing on the color barrier that existed for him, and exposing a number of myths concerning Robinson's relationship with Branch Rickey.
Matt J. Simmons
Highlights the life and career of an American baseball player who became the first African American to play major league baseball in the modern era. This biography profiles the life of Jackie Robinson, the first African American player in Major League Baseball.
Mark Stewart
A biography of the slugger from Venezuela, known as the Big Cat, who won the National League championship for most runs batted in and most home runs in 1996.
Matt Christopher
Anyone who has ever had the privilege of watching Albert Pujols of the St. Louis Cardinals knows the sound of a hit. It's the sound his bat makes when it connects with the ball. It's a sound that's been heard countless times since his 2001 rookie season. That year, he took the league by storm by posting some of the most fantastic offensive stats of any rookie ever-and he's been doing the same ever since, shattering records and helping his team win games, including the 2006 World Series, with clutch hits and amazing home runs. This biography offers an up-close look at this superstar's life and the most memorable moments of his outstanding career to date.
Patricia Stone Martin
Traces the life of the popular Atlanta Braves center fielder who captured his third straight Gold Glove award in 1984. Includes information on setting goals.