Gary S. Renfro

The Summer of '66 (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

If you ever wanted to win against the fiercest competition, if you ever wanted to have the best friends there could be, if you ever wanted to be the best coach or teacher, then you should read this book. It makes no difference if you are 8 or 68, people want that moment in time where everything went right, the stars were aligned and only you could see and feel it happening. This story is about that happening to a 15 year boy who dreamed every day about being the best baseball player that ever lived. He, with the help of friends, three especially, had that dream come true. He accomplished more in one year than most people do in a lifetime and baseball was a large part. His accomplishments were well beyond his 15 year old beliefs, and they established the ground work for an incredible future. How can a kid have so much fun while developing lifelong relationships, developing the ground work for being a successful dad, a good coach, a successful business person and an all around happiness in life. So if you like hook slides, homeruns, stories about being winners, a life time of positive attitudes, well buckle up and start reading. This book is about smiling, loving and as I have already said, being a winner. I have always said that if, I learn one thing every day and make someone smile, then that day was a success. Every person who reads this book will smile and hopefully learn a small thing or two. Sit back and enjoy and thanks for allowing me to share a little of my dreams with you. Play Ball!.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris US
• Seitenzahl: 128
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. August 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781499058529
• Artikelnr.: 52544897

Autorenporträt

The author, Gary Renfro lives in Ponder, TX which is about 30 miles north of Fort Worth. He grew up in Memphis, TN, where he had all of baseball playing experiences. He played the game, umpired and coached during his years of loving the game. He still attempts to watch one or two games a week and goes to the big league park several times a season. He is married with one daughter, two step children and four grand kids. The "Summer of 66" is his first published writing.