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Pros

Laurie boris deftly weaves a tale that is emotionally suspenseful, yet believable, and -- most importantly -- entertaining. Another great book laurie.

The author either knows a lot about baseball or did her homework real well. The baseball is interesting and believable. The tone of the novel, beliefs of the time period and other aspects of the book are spot on. A great read… a strong recommend.

The main appeal is that this is a good story. The dialogue and characters are realistic, the sequence of events is plausible, and it is a real page turner. Characters are never predictable, unlikely events somehow seem perfectly plausible. True to lif... Read More

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Quality

I could feel the tense atmosphere in the stadium when the ball connected with the bat

Love the story of a girl who wants what she wants who goes toe to toe with the men gets down and dirty and perseveres

She was going to be involved with the game she loved

But 45 years later it looks like women umpires are still a rarity with the first woman to work in the major leagues not doing s... Read More

Overview

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good, novel and loved.

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Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 75.0% of the reviews are reliable.

This product had a total of 66 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 4 2023.