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The Story of the Negro Leagues

By Bo Smolka

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Library:

9781617835100, titled "The Story of the Negro Leagues: Library Edition" | Sportszone, August 1, 2012, cover price $32.79

We Are the Ship: The Story of Negro League Baseball

Rich illustrations capture the excitement and thrills of the glory years of Negro League baseball in the early 1900s, profiling its star athletes, highlighting the challenges faced by the players, and the sacrifices made to live out their dreams and play the game they loved.

By Hank Aaron (foreword by)

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School and Library:

9780786808328 | Jump at the Sun, January 8, 2008, cover price $19.99 | About this edition: Rich illustrations capture the excitement and thrills of the glory years of Negro League baseball in the early 1900s, profiling its star athletes, highlighting the challenges faced by the players, and the sacrifices made to live out their dreams and play the game they loved.

The Negro Leagues

Concise, easy-to-read introductions to various topics in U.S. history use primary documents and photography, as well as timelines, maps, and other tools, to teach important facts about our past.

By Michael Burgan

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9780756533540 | Compass Point Books, January 1, 2008, cover price $27.99 | About this edition: Concise, easy-to-read introductions to various topics in U.

Negro Leagues: All-black Baseball

By Tracy Mitchell (illustrator)

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Prebinding:

9781439549919 | Reprint edition (Paw Prints, April 9, 2009), cover price $14.99

9781417808717, titled "Negro Leagues: All Black Baseball" | Turtleback Books, December 1, 2007, cover price $16.00

Negro Leagues: All Black Baseball

Presents a history of the Negro leagues, in the form of a school report written by a young girl after a visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

By Laura Driscoll

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Paperback:

9780448426846, titled "Negro Leagues: All-Black Baseball" | Grosset & Dunlap, July 1, 2002, cover price $5.99 | About this edition: Presents a history of the Negro leagues, in the form of a school report written by a young girl after a visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Library:

9780448428215, titled "Negro Leagues: All-Black Baseball" | Grosset & Dunlap, July 1, 2002, cover price $14.89 | About this edition: Presents a history of the Negro leagues, in the form of a school report written by a young girl after a visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Reinforced:

9780606288293, titled "Negro Leagues: All-Black Baseball" | Demco Media, August 1, 2003, cover price $14.70 | About this edition: Presents a history of the Negro leagues, in the form of a school report written by a young girl after a visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Prebinding:

9780613452984 | Turtleback Books, August 1, 2002, cover price $14.65 | About this edition: Presents a history of the Negro leagues, in the form of a school report written by a young girl after a visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Negro Baseball Leagues: David Fremon

Looks at the history of African Americans in baseball and the struggle to keep them out, covers the Negro League teams and their conditions, profiles Satchel Paige and other stars, and describes how Jackie Robinson and Branch Rickey finally broke the color bar

By David K. Fremon

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9780027356953 | New Discovery, November 1, 1994, cover price $18.95 | About this edition: Looks at the history of African Americans in baseball and the struggle to keep them out, covers the Negro League teams and their conditions, profiles Satchel Paige and other stars, and describes how Jackie Robinson and Branch Rickey finally broke the color bar

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