Everything Takes Practice
Natalie Lewis
agt 2013 · Author House
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Isabel, the youngest of a baseball-loving family, is afraid of getting hurt during a catch and of dropping the ball. With encouragement from her Mom, she gives it a try and realizes that, with practice, she can do it. She ultimately gets to show what she has learned at a minor league baseball game. For once, Isabel isnt only interested in the mascot and ice-cream at the game, but in having a catch with her family.
À propos de l'auteur
Natalie Lewis graduated from University of Richmond with a degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing. She worked in the business world for several years before becoming a stay-home mom of two children, Michael and Isabel. However, in her youth, she had always wanted to become a writer. She felt that she reached a point in her life where she was at liberty to explore this possibility by starting off with a children's book. In her book, she takes her own experiences as a parent and avid baseball fan to create a story about not giving up and focusing on the positive. She currently resides in Glen Allen, VA with her husband and two children.
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