The everything kids' baseball book
Greg Jacobs
Examines the sport of baseball, offering information on the history, players, statistics, ballparks, how to organize a game, how to set up a fantasy baseball team, and more. Includes activities.
Read Time: ~1.3 hr
Science at the ball game
by Thomas G. Aylesworth (1977)
About this book
Explains how basic scientific principles such as friction, inertia, actions and reactions, and acceleration are involved in basketball, football, diving, skating and other sports.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreScience at the ball game Lead Character
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