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Nicole Hadley (380 KP) rated Level the Playing Field: The Past, Present, and Future of Women's Pro Sports in Books

Jun 18, 2018

Level the Playing Field: The Past, Present, and Future of Women's Pro Sports by Kristina Rutherford is a book that will inspire young athletes. It is a great book that contains information for all young athletes, male and female. It is a book that encourages an equal playing field for males and females.

This is a great look at the known and little-known names in women’s sports. With one-page interviews, historical glimpses and impassioned text this book is a must have for women of any age who have athletic dreams or just want to read about inspirational players.

I received this book from Owlkids Books via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

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The Tony Kornheiser Show

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"The Tony Kornheiser Show" (now available exclusively on-demand) is a topical, daily talk show that...

The Balls.ie Guide to Life

Balls.ie

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Ireland's favourite sports website presents a hilarious guide to life on and off the soggy Irish...

Down Set Fight

Chris Sims, Chad Bowers and Scott Kowalchuk

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* One man versus every mascot in professional sports - THEY WILL ALL BE PUNCHED! It's kick-off time...

Olympics 2016 - German Topic Book: Games, Activities and Resources to Teach German

Priscilla Hannaford

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The enthusiasm and excitement surrounding the Olympics makes it an ideal topic for teaching German....

Matt Dentler recommended High and Low (1963) in Movies (curated)

High and Low (1963)

1963 | Drama, Mystery, Thriller

8.5

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"This is such a fiery and entertaining crime film. It’s epic yet completely domestic and simple. While it’s somewhat of a departure from his canon, Kurosawa’s stamp is everywhere. He manages to expertly adapt American source material and place it in Japan (the irony, of course, being that America would adapt his stories for years to follow).Passionate, personal, and uplifting documentary filmmaking. This is a true example of the power of the art form, and a terrific movie too. Rarely do you find filmmakers with such an insight to the world of sports, and the ability to examine the personal politics that run underneath it. This should be required viewing for any sports or film fan."

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