The Story of Jackie Robinson: Bravest Man in Baseball (Dell Yearling Biography) by Margaret Davidson

The Story of Jackie Robinson: Bravest Man in Baseball (Dell Yearling Biography) Reviews

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  M. Feldman

  This biography is strongest in the way it covers Jackie Robinson's youth. However, the most important part of the story, the years leading up to when Robinson breaks into the Major Leagues, as well as the difficulties he endures when he joins the Brooklyn Dodgers, are less
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  Barbara Johnson

  I was very disappointed in the derogatory language used in respect to African Americans in this book. I'm equally disappointed that this book, while written for children, uses the "N" word a number of times. Parents should be made aware of the use of the "N" word in this
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  Super Mom

  Bought the book for my son who has traumatic brain injury. He used to play baseball, so we knew he would enjoy story. It had big print and was in a simple language he could understand. Good for your kids to read. He loved it and read it in a couple of days.
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  Hosier

  We had tried to find a biography of Jackie Robinson like our son had read as a youngster for our baseball playing grandson. This was not the same book but seemed to fit the request.
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  Vera Smith

  Great book. My fifth grade class really liked it. They knew a little about Jackie Robinson, but, had no idea aboutthe discrimination he endured. It was an excellent choice for my class!
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  Pfrpraes

  My boy loved it
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  Jim F

  Good Book