How Baseball Began

by Paul M. Kramer

How baseball began is a logical and sweet story written in rhyme on how baseball began. It educates and familiarizes newcomers with the fundamentals of how baseball is played and what the rules of the game are. It entertains big leaguers and little leaguers with its step by step logical progress from its beginnings to modern day baseball.

The question is, did baseball begin according to Clem, Carl and Fred?

40 pages, Hardcover

First published October 16, 2010

About the author

Paul M. Kramer lives in Hawaii on the beautiful island of Maui with his wife Cindy and their son Lukas. Paul was born and raised in New York City.
Mr. Kramer’s books attempt to reduce stress and anxiety and resolve important issues children face in their everyday lives. His books are often written in rhyme. They are entertaining, inspirational, educational and easy to read. One of his goals is to increase the child’s sense of self worth.

He has written books on various subjects such as bullying, divorce, sleep deprivation, worrying, shyness, and weight issues.

Mr. Kramer has appeared on “Good Morning America,” “The Doctors,” “CNN Live” as well as several other Television Shows in the United States and Canada. He’s been interviewed and aired on many radio programs including the British Broadcasting System and has had countless articles written about his work in major newspapers and magazines throughout the world.

More information about this book and Paul M. Kramer’s other books are available on his website at www.alohapublishers.com.

Reviews

[Melanie Adkins]

Clem was looking for something to keep him occupied that day. Carl and Fred, Clem's friends, wanted to play something different. The boys began to play baseball. It wasn't like baseball is played today. Clem and his friends used a small branch as a bat and nuts they found on the ground as the ball. The small branch didn't work out as well as they'd hoped, so they used a bigger branch. From there they teach the reader step by step how to play baseball.

This book is wonderful. Children get to use their imaginations while reading this. Would they have used something different from a branch. Would the reader still use nuts as baseballs. Well written and spectacular characters make this a book to add to your child's library. They will indeed enjoy every word of it.

I didn't find any issues.

I gave this one 5 cheers out of 5 because of the way they use their imaginations. ~Copy of book provided by author in exchange for a fair review~