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MR. BASEBALL
A Little Leaguer suffers the enthusiastic activities of his baseball-loving five-year-old brother.
48 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1991
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William H. Hooks
61 books8 followersDirector of Publications at Bank Street College of Education
He collects folklore and lives in New York City
He collects folklore and lives in New York City
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March 15, 2021
Not a great book. The general premise and story are boring for even most kids. The one aspect of it that was interesting and could generate a conversation is poorly handled. More or less a little brother develops an interest in baseball and wants to join the little league is big brother is in. The big brother does what he can to make his little brother lose interest but then calls him Mr. Basball, only to be snappy. In the end, they both pretty much get what they want (the little brother is a mascot for the team, while the big brother doesn't actually have to play with his little brother.) However, ignoring the big brother's attitude and poor treatment towards his sibling felt like a missed opportunity.
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