Batter Up, Pucker Up (A Little League Collection Book 1)

For many young women, high school softball opens doors to a greater future. College, scholarships, professional sports.The dream for so many...But not for all.From overbearing fathers to the big college decision, each story in this collection focuses on the heart, and the courage needed to follow your dreams. And just maybe, a spark of romance along the way. Included are "Prom Dates & Softball Bats," "Throw Like a Girl, Catch a Date," "Fly Away,"...

By Chrissy Wissler
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Print Length: 142 pages
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Publisher: Blue Cedar Publishing (August 28, 2011)
Publication Date: August 28, 2011
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Language: English
ASIN: B005JQ0OJC
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