Shoeless Joe and the Mill Hill Kids by Arlene Marcley 2018 Paperback

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Author: Arlene Marcley Topic: General gtin13: 9781489714831 Educational Level: High School, Elementary School Synopsis: Times were tough for everyone in 1938. The Great Depression had left people with barely enough money for food, much less life's little pleasures. But that didn't stop the kids growing up in textile mill villages across the South from having fun. Ten-year-old Charlie Miller and his pals loved to play baseball. They made balls out of rocks, cotton, and twine, and whittled bats from sturdy pine limbs. Their team was the Smackers, and their archrivals were the Dogtown Dogs. Despite his love for the game, Charlie was not very good at it. Splinter Rawlings, village bully and leader of the Dogs, taunted Charlie and made fun of him. "You couldn't hit a ball with a two-by-four," Splinter would say to him. That hurt Charlie's feelings, and he vowed to become a better hitter. Charlie heard about a local man named Jackson who had played baseball in the Big Leagues and sought him out for advice. Little did Charlie know that his game was about to change, for the old man was a legend--a legend called "Shoeless Joe.", Times were tough for everyone in 1938. The Great Depression had left people with barely enough money for food, much less lifes little pleasures. But that didnt stop the kids growing up in textile mill villages across the South from having fun. Ten-year-old Charlie Miller and his pals loved to play baseball. They made balls out of rocks, cotton, and twine, and whittled bats from sturdy pine limbs. Their team was the Smackers, and their archrivals were the Dogtown Dogs. Despite his love for the game, Charlie was not very good at it. Splinter Rawlings, village bully and leader of the Dogs, taunted Charlie and made fun of him. You couldnt hit a ball with a two-by-four, Splinter would say to him. That hurt Charlies feelings, and he vowed to become a better hitter. Charlie heard about a local man named Jackson who had played baseball in the Big Leagues and sought him out for advice. Little did Charlie know that his game was about to change, for the old man was a legenda legend called Shoeless Joe. brand: Authorhouse Genre: Juvenile Fiction Book Title: Shoeless Joe and the Mill Hill Kids ISBN-13: 9781489714831 Format: Trade Paperback Intended Audience: Elementary/High School Illustrator: Yes, Blue Berry Illustrations, Blue Berry Language: English Publication Year: 2018 Publisher: Authorhouse ISBN-10: 1489714839 Number of Pages: 44 Pages

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  1. This heartwarming story brings history to life with its charming characters and engaging plot. Perfect for young readers, it blends adventure and life lessons in a way that feels fresh and exciting. The book arrived in excellent condition, just as described, and shipping was fast. A fantastic addition to any child’s library!

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