Celebrate the Sox with some good books!

It’s no secret that the Red Sox won the World Series, why not celebrate by picking up some great Red Sox books at the library? We have several that cover different topics related to the Sox: famous players, kids’ experiences at games, and even a Fenway  alphabet! Here are a few of the titles:

There goes Ted Williams: The Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived 
By Matt Tavares
This is a biography of legendary hitter Ted Williams. It has large beautiful full page pictures and is easy to read aloud or independently. Plus, Matt Tavares is a local author/illustrator living in Ogunquit, Maine—so that doubles the fun!

Zachary’s Ball 
By Matt Tavares
This is a picture book about a child’s experience at a baseball game and even involves a magic baseball! It’s sure to be a hit with any young (or not as young!) baseball enthusiasts in your household. 

Ballpark Mysteries: The Fenway Foul-Up
By David A. Kelly, Illustrated by Mark Meyers

This is a short chapter book for baseball fans. It is the first in a series of ballpark mysteries—each taking place at a different famous stadium. This is a great mystery for younger readers and has illustrations scattered throughout the story. 

F is for Fenway Park: America’s oldest major league ballpark
By Jerry Pallotta, Illustrated by John Dykes

Explore Fenway Park with your young readers with this alphabet book! It has rhyming poems and information on topics that range from the green monster to Kenmore Square! What better way to meet baseball in Boston? 

I hope baseball fans of all ages will enjoy these titles and come check them out at the library! 

Posted by Meredith
Library Intern