Satch & Me (Baseball Card Adventures)
by Dan Gutman
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Read in September, 2007
"This is the great Josh Gibson. The Brozed Bambino. Prob'bly the greatest hitter in baseball history. Hey Josh, is it true you hit 84 homers in 1936? Is it true you batted .600 one year?
"It's true," Gibson sighed. "All of it."
"Numbers don't mean nothin'," one of the other players said. "I remember this one time we were playin' in Pittsburgh and Josh hit one outta sight. Looked like it was never gonna come down. The next day we were playin' in Phil...more
"It's true," Gibson sighed. "All of it."
"Numbers don't mean nothin'," one of the other players said. "I remember this one time we were playin' in Pittsburgh and Josh hit one outta sight. Looked like it was never gonna come down. The next day we were playin' in Phil...more
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This one is on Oklahoma's Master List for the Sequoyah Award, chosen by school children in grades 3 through 6. It's an excellent choice for boys who love baseball.
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Read in January, 2008
joe stoshack's baseball card adventure with Satch
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Satch and Me written by Dan Gutman is to me the best book of this series. The most memorible part of the book is when Satchel Paige got a sreeding ticket and he had the nerve to give the police officer double the amount of the speeding ticket cause he was going to be comin that same waybthe next day.In this book Joey, his baseball coach, and there trusty radar gun go back in time to see if Satch
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Using baseball cards for time travel, a boy and his baseball manager travel back in time to be with Paige Satchel, a talented but kind of wild baseball pitcher for the Negro League. Funny and eye opening albeit a little unrealistic.
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