The Sweet Spot releases from Spellbound River Press on Friday, March 25! To celebrate, I'm going on a virtual tour. From March 24-April 1, I will be visiting blogs, giving interviews and doing guest posts. Stop along the way to comment, gain entries in the Rafflecopter Giveaway, or to just show your support. You can also join the event on Facebook to let your friends know you are going or to invite them to join in.
About the book:
When thirteen-year-old Sam Barrette's baseball coach tells her that her attitude's holding her back, she wants to hit him in the head with a line drive. Why shouldn't she have an attitude? As the only girl playing in the 13U league, she's had to listen to boys and people in the stands screaming things like, "Go play softball," all season. Her coach barely lets her play, even though she's one of the best hitters on the team.
All stakes now rest on Sam's performance at baseball training camp. But the moment she arrives, miscommunication sets the week up for potential disaster. Placed at the bottom with the weaker players, she will have to work her way up to A league, not just to show Coach that she can be the best team player possible, but to prove to herself that she can hold a bat with the All-Star boys.
Follow the tour:
March 24: Nancy Tandon INTERVIEW
March 25: Thin Air BLOG POST
March 26: Letters from Annie Douglas Lima GUEST POST
March 27: Bookish Babe GUEST POST
March 28: Middle Grade Ninja GUEST POST
March 29: Sporty Girl Books TOP TEN LIST
March 30: Thin Air INTERVIEW
March 31: Kimberly Sabatini REVIEW & INTERVIEW
April 1: It's All About the Journey THANK YOUs
The Sweet Spot ebook is available on Amazon and iBooks.
The paperback is available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
For signed copies call Maria or Theresa at Diane's Books in Greenwich 203-869-1515.
The paperback is available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
For signed copies call Maria or Theresa at Diane's Books in Greenwich 203-869-1515.
Goodreads Book Giveaway
The Sweet Spot
by Stacy Barnett Mozer
Giveaway ends April 30, 2016.
See the giveaway details at Goodreads.
See the giveaway details at Goodreads.
Sounds like a lovely book. Good luck with your blog tour!
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DeleteThis sounds like a book my daughter would have liked when she was younger. She was also the only girl playing baseball with the boys, and several of the league coaches wouldn't take and said she should be playing softball. Fortunately her coach was wiser and recognized she had more talent than many of the boys, and more maturity than all of them.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad she found a good coach and was encouraged. Thank you for sharing her story.
DeleteThis sounds like a wonderful book. My grandson just started playing kid pitch and loves anything about baseball. I think he will be able to identify with the story. He has had to work extra hard to move up in batting order and many of the other kids are more experienced, but he's making great progress! Thanks for sharing this book on the Kid Lit Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hopping by!
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