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Play Football the NFL Way by Armando N., Newark, DE This book is the first instructionalmanual for players and coaches published by the NFL. Play Footballthe NFL Way: Position-by-Position Techniques and Drills for Offense,Defense, and Special Teams breaks down how each position functions ... Continue...
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Tending to Grace by Allison K., Manchester, CT I recently read Tending to Grace,an amazing book by Kimberly Newton Fusco, after several classmates toldme that it was a must read. They didn’t lie. This is one the bestbooks I’ve ever read ... Continue...
Waiting for Snow in Havana by Heidi M., Wichita, KS The world changed while I slept, and muchto my surprise, no one had consulted me. That’s how it wouldalways be from that day forward. Of course, that’s the way it hadbeen all along. I just didn’t know it until that morning ... Continue...
Whale Talk by Victoria W., Little Rock, AR Whale Talk is an amazing story written by a man who seems to know youth well. Chris Crutcher writes from the perspective of a black-Japanese-white high-school student in Idaho. Adopted at birth by white parents, T.J ... Continue...
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