Stephen Curry #30: The Boy Who Would Grow Up To Be: Stephen Curry Basketball Player Children's Book

by A.D. Largie, Sabrina Pichardo (Illustrator)

NBA basketball superstar Stephen Curry was once a little boy who had a dream to be a professional basketball player just like his Dad. But all his life many people told him that he was too small and too weak to ever be a pro. This is the story of how a young boy using fierce determination, practice and will power went against the odds to prove his doubters wrong and become one of the biggest superstars in basketball today. This Beautifully illustrated rhyming children's book will inspire, entertain and bring joy to little boys, girls and parents everywhere. In this book children will learn: - An example of how determination can help you achieve your goals - That size isn't everything you don't have to be the biggest or strongest to be the best - Practice makes perfect and hard work pays off - To believe in yourself even when everyone else don't - The importance of having strong self confidence - How to be patient and achieve long term success in life

28 pages, Paperback

Published June 28, 2017

Reviews

[A.D. Largie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Simply Awesome and inspiring

After watching Curry in the NBA be so spectacular it was a real treat to read this book with my boys. Definitely will be enjoyed more by kids 5 and up. The illustrations are colorful and nice. The word play is very clever. Steph's boyhood story has a stone message for young kids to work at their dreams even if others say they can't do it.

[Bella · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing

This book is so motivational and inspirational. I loved the illustrations and the messages. It is definitely worth reading to kids again and again.

[Ryan DeMarois]

This is a great book about overcoming the opinions that people have about you. This book teachers its readers to to find out their strengths and work as hard as they can on them so that they can achieve their dreams.