Trevor is upset when the valuable Babe Ruth baseball card his great-grandfather gave him mysteriously disappears and his friends doubt his great-grandfather's stories
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Robert Skead has three great loves: his family, writing and baseball. An avid New York Yankees fan, his affection for the game began in third grade when his dad bought him his first glove. His favorite subject while growing up was always creative writing. It was a talent his mother noticed and encouraged him to pursue as a young man. Robert lives with his wife and family in New Jersey. He is also the author of: Hitting Glory, A baseball bat adventure; Elves Can't Dunk, Elves Can't Tackle and Elves Can't Kick.
Safe at Home is a heartwarming story about Trevor, an 11-year-old boy whose aged great-grandfather gives him a 1915 Babe Ruth baseball card valued at $50,000. Trevor's joy is threatened by the mysterious disappearance of the card and by his friends' skepticism about great-grandpa's claim of being the only man in baseball history to steal home off Babe Ruth. Eventually Trevor learns some priceless lessons about friendship, truth and forgiveness.
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. A Very Good copy of "a baseball card mystery."Slight curl to volume. Very slight shelf wear to covers. Faint line streaks to cover. No wrinkle to spine. Author signed in black ballpoint on title page inside front cover. 94 pages. Bottom corners of pages 33 through 40 are slightly folded. Text is clean with no markings. Contents:"Leading Off; Value Lesson; The Connection; Feeding Frenzy; Truth and Consequences; Double-Minded; Rewind; The Pickle; First Things Last; Hardball; Cut-off Play; Old Timer's Day; The Unexpected; Duty; The Weaving; Fact vs. Fiction" Summary: "This is a heartwarming story about Trevor, an 11 year old boy whose aged great-grandfather gives him a 1915 Babe Ruth card valued at $50,000. Trevor's joy is threatened by the mysterious disappearance of the card and by his friends' skepticism about great-grandpa's claim of being the only man in baseball history to steal home off of Babe Ruth.". Signed by Author(s). Seller Inventory # 000822
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Soft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. First edition. Cross Training Publishing 1999. New softcover. Book. Seller Inventory # 016177
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