Know Your Left From Your Right Get Even

by Vernetta Norman, De'John L. Tinsley

This book refers to the difference between fun and games on the basketball court and life in general. It's all about education, character, discipline, respect and love for anything that one may want in their life. How serious are you about achieving your goals? Is it only one dream that you may possess or do you have a huge mindset to pursue, to dream big? I say, "Watch My MOVES!"

80 pages, Paperback

First published December 17, 2012

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[Vernetta Norman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Know Your Left From Your Right (Get Even)....January 13, 2013 Edition

Is a journey into "learning-knowing", being taught by those whom a teen will trust. Parents, coaches, educators must understand that children develop on totally different levels. My God aren't we to be there for them and teach them on a professional level? children can be stubborn , yet remember they are teachable! Time tells it all when all of us simply listen. Basketball is definitely discipline and respect for one another as well as the sport!I heard the cry while writing this story of this young baller. .........De'John implemented his God-given skills regardless of defeat. After all basketball is just a game!
Now, the ball is in your hands..........


Which hand will be dealt!!!!






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My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Know Your Left From Your Right (Get Even)....January 13, 2013 Edition

Is a journey into "learning-knowing", being taught by those whom a teen will trust. Parents, coaches, educators must understand that children develop on totally different levels. My God aren't we to be there for them and teach them on a professional level? children can be stubborn , yet remember they are teachable! Time tells it all when all of us simply listen. Basketball is definitely discipline and respect for one another as well as the sport!I heard the cry while writing this story of this young baller. .........De'John implemented his God-given skills regardless of defeat. After all basketball is just a game!
Now, the ball is in your hands..........


Which hand will be dealt!!!!









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