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Baseball in April

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Baseball in April

By: Gary Soto
Narrated by: Stephanie Diaz, Miguel Gongora
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In these 11 stories, Gary Soto scores again. With a sensitivity and humor born from his own experiences while growing up in California's Central Valley, the author brings to the surface issues such as success and failure, honesty and deceit, love and friendship.©2000 Gary Soto (P)2000 Audio Bookshelf Literature & Fiction Witty
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Loved the book so much. We read it as a family which was a big change from our individual reading time.

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Realistic portrayal of the inner thoughts of the minds of young kids in their formative years. Bridges the age gap and forces one to admit “I’ve been there.”

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