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Molly Sunshine
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Molly Sunshine

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It is 2003 and Molly Sunshine is a young girl with a dream buried deep within her soul--a dream that most consider impossible to achieve. She wants to be the first woman to play major league baseball. As she matures from an idealistic girl into a tenacious twelve-year-old, Molly embarks on a daring journey to break the barrier to traditional thinking.

Although her talent is obvious, Molly's struggles are monumental as she begins to threaten the sanctity of a national pastime both run and played by men. When she adds her name to a list to try out for the boys' junior high baseball team, Molly must rely on unwavering support from her loving father as she challenges over one hundred years of history and attempts to make a name for herself in the world of baseball. But what no one knows is that Molly has a plan. Now only time will tell if she can execute it, despite seemingly insurmountable odds, an unexpected tragedy, and the powers behind a male-dominated sport determined to keep it that way.

Molly Sunshine shares the tale of a teenager's inspirational march to transform gender barriers and become the first female professional baseball player.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
iUniverse
Date
30 November 2016
Pages
284
ISBN
9781532009501

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

It is 2003 and Molly Sunshine is a young girl with a dream buried deep within her soul--a dream that most consider impossible to achieve. She wants to be the first woman to play major league baseball. As she matures from an idealistic girl into a tenacious twelve-year-old, Molly embarks on a daring journey to break the barrier to traditional thinking.

Although her talent is obvious, Molly's struggles are monumental as she begins to threaten the sanctity of a national pastime both run and played by men. When she adds her name to a list to try out for the boys' junior high baseball team, Molly must rely on unwavering support from her loving father as she challenges over one hundred years of history and attempts to make a name for herself in the world of baseball. But what no one knows is that Molly has a plan. Now only time will tell if she can execute it, despite seemingly insurmountable odds, an unexpected tragedy, and the powers behind a male-dominated sport determined to keep it that way.

Molly Sunshine shares the tale of a teenager's inspirational march to transform gender barriers and become the first female professional baseball player.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
iUniverse
Date
30 November 2016
Pages
284
ISBN
9781532009501