juvenile literature

"Middle grade [readers] are introduced to the . . . history of [the] NBA's New Orleans Pelicans with a photo-laden narrative of their . . . successes and losses"--Provided by publisher.

"Middle grade . . . [readers] are introduced to the . . . history of [the] NBA's Utah Jazz with a photo-laden narrative of their greatest successes and losses"--Provided by publisher.

"Middle grade [readers] are introduced to the . . . history of [the] NBA's Golden State Warriors with a photo-laden narrative of their . . . successes and losses"--Provided by publisher.

"Middle grade [readers] are introduced to the . . . history of [the] NBA's Boston Celtics with a photo-laden narrative of their . . . successes and losses"--Provided by publisher.

"Wide receivers are the flashiest, most athletic players in the NFL. Meet wide receivers from the past and present and compare their skills, stats, and biggest plays"--Provided by publisher.

"Describes the steps that anglers take in catching small and large freshwater fish . . . Readers learn about catch-and-release fishing, regulations for keeping fish, and the cleaning, preserving, and cooking of the catch. Readers also learn about the differences between fishing for bass or catfish and where to find their habitats. The impact of fishing on the environment and anglers' responsibilities toward fish habitats are also addressed"--Provided by publisher.

"Middle grade basketball fans are introduced to the extraordinary history of NBA's L.A. Lakers with a photo-laden narrative of their greatest successes and losses"--Provided by publisher.

A biography of African-American baseball legend Jackie Robinson, who overcame the obstacle of racism in his life and career.

Looks at the evolution of soccer, including new rules, equipment, and technology.

"Do you have what it takes to compete against the world's most elite athletes? Be ready to put in the time, sweat, and tears that it takes. Choose which path to take on your journey to athletic excellence. Some choices lead to the big leagues, while others introduce other opportunities, or even a fall from grace"--Provided by publisher.