
Change Signals; A Story Of The New Football
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A stirring signal from the past, and a triumph for today's readers. Change Signals marks the moment when a small town's field becomes a proving ground for character, courage and camaraderie. This isn't merely a sports story; it is juvenile sports fiction that balances the grit of youth football with timeless questions of teamwork, leadership, and ethics in sport. Set against the texture of early twentieth century america, its unfolding drama captures the pressure of athletic competition while embracing the virtues of perseverance, fair play, and mutual respect. The narrative offers approachabl...
A stirring signal from the past, and a triumph for today's readers. Change Signals marks the moment when a small town's field becomes a proving ground for character, courage and camaraderie. This isn't merely a sports story; it is juvenile sports fiction that balances the grit of youth football with timeless questions of teamwork, leadership, and ethics in sport. Set against the texture of early twentieth century america, its unfolding drama captures the pressure of athletic competition while embracing the virtues of perseverance, fair play, and mutual respect. The narrative offers approachable, classroom-ready threads for discussion, making it a valuable resource for young readers and educators alike. Alpha Editions is proud to restore this chapter of barbour football novels for today's audience. Out of print for decades and now republished, it is more than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure that preserves a crucial slice of early twentieth century fiction. The book speaks to both casual readers and classic-literature collectors, offering a window into small town america and the formative days of high school football stories. A compelling blend of heart, atmosphere and social insight, Change Signals invites inquiry, conversation and enduring appreciation for youth, sport and character.