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Nick’s Very First Day of Baseball is book #1 of The Hometown All Stars Series in print. Nick’s very first day, says it all. You can’t join a team without going through the motions of showing up, seeing your friends, and getting a uniform. Join the The Hometown All Stars on an “age appropriate” progression of learning the steps to play a game and be involved in the community. They are designed to be short- bed time reading books. You have to learn how to catch, hit and throw before you even think about playing a game.


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Magic Bat Day: is the first real practice after The Hometown All Stars get their uniforms. Batting is the most fun of all skills and drills! This book concept shows techniques of how to hold the bat and where to stand. Most importantly, it shows that every kid can find their own magic bat.


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Thank Goodness It’s T-Ball Day! was inspired by the actual technique of the kids looking like a letter “T” to learn how to throw. Most parents relate to T.G.I.F.—now, kids can look forward to two days! You have to learn how to hit, run and throw before you can play a real game. TGIT, the third book in an ongoing series that teaches children sports skills using real coaching techniques! Join the Hometown All Star’s team as they learn how to pitch and throw to targets, and have some team fun while they’re at it! The kids even get introduced to a legend of the game, Cy Young. Games, exercises and great lessons abound as Coach Kevin concludes practice with three key messages: HONOR the game, RESPECT each other and be a part of your COMMUNITY.


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A New Kid in School is the fourth in a series of books by The Hometown All Stars for children ages three to seven. Amira, the new kid in school lands in a new hometown after leaving her home country of Syria over a year ago. She is shy and a looks a little scared as the teacher introduces her to class. Amira is rapidly welcomed by Nick and the rest of the All Star team. She adapts quickly to their silly ways. With a little help on Amira’s spelling and math at school, Amira’s mom might be more likely to let her play baseball with the team after school. Her mom was very strict because she had a lot of school days to make up after they were forced out of their old home. The Hometown All Stars learn all about hotdogs, maps, fingers up, fingers down, train tunnels, Willie Mays, #24 and how to catch 3 different types of pop fly balls. True to real life, you have to learn how to hit, run, throw and catch before you play a real game of baseball. Coach ends practice with a little teaser and all the fun that is ahead of them at the next practice titled Pizza Pie Day! Batter up for a great tale - both fact and fantasy - that celebrate the spirit of our national pastime. The Hometown All Stars series helps children learn beginning sports skills with real life coaching techniques, combined with education and most importantly how to have FUN.


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Coming off the press soon!