The Boy Who Saved Baseball

Baseball is the only sport I even remotely understand, and I certainly wouldn't want to read about it. I feel obligated, as an English teacher, to read at least some of these books that would appeal to my sports enthusiast tweens, but it's a duty I can't actually fulfill because of the torturous con......more

This book is very interesting in which you can't really plan what's going to happen next. It keeps you on your toes especially during the big game that decides whether or not the mayor gets the rights to Doc's land. Tom is one of the most relatable character I've read about in the sense that he is v......more

Book Review The Boy Who Saved Baseball by John H Ritter Realistic fiction Content is baseball and finding hope and ability Young adults, likely male, but females would enjoy it also. The Boy Who Saved Baseball starts off as a 12 year old boy goes to see an elderly friend who owns the land companies want......more

The Boy Who Saved Baseball John H. Ritter Realistic Fiction The fate of the town is in a little league baseball team's hands. He wrote it for young males. In this novel we meet Doc and Tom. Doc owns a big piece of land in town. A company wants to buy out Doc's land and do construction on it. The town ba......more

The Boy Who Saved Baseball John H. Ritter Realistic Fiction Content includes baseball, determination, and triumph. Teenage baseball players. In this book, a boy named Tom Gallagher gets himself in a pickle. Doc, the owner of several acres of land in Dillontown, is planning to sell his land including th......more