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328 Reading: The Sport of Champions!
I Never Win. Carolrhoda, 1991. (P-I) (OP)
Charlie learns that being a winner doesn’t always mean getting a prize.
DePaola, Tomie.
Hide and Seek All Week. Grosset and Dunlap, 2001. (P)
Morgie and Moffie can’t agree on the rules for hide and seek.
DePaola, Tomie.
Oliver Button is a Sissy. Harcourt, 1979. (P-I)
People think Oliver is a sissy until he shows himself to be a fine tap dancer in a talent show.
DePaola, Tomie.
Pancakes for Breakfast. Harcourt, 1978. (P-I)
This wordless book follows the difficulties a country woman encounters while trying to make
pancakes.
Deuker, Carl.
Heart of a Champion. Harper, 1999. (Y)
Two friends live and breathe baseball, but when Jimmy is thrown off the team for drinking, their
friendship becomes strained.
Dixon, Franklin W.
The Competitive Edge (Hardy Boys Case Files 111). Simon Pulse, 1996. (I-Y)
Someone is trying to sabotage the 1996 Olympic games and the Hardy Boys run around Atlanta
trying to find the culprit.
Donovan, Gail.
Ready, Set, Swim! North-South, 2002. (P-I)
Rainbow fish and all his friends learn how much fun their games are when everyone is a good
sport.
Doyle, Malachy.
Splash, Joshua, Splash! Bloomsbury, 2004. (T-P)
Joshua shows Granny how much fun it is to splash in the swimming pool, and in other places,
too.
Duane, Daniel.
El Capitan: Historic Feats and Radical Routes. Chronicle, 2000. (Y+)
A climber recounts the history, challenges, and triumphs of those who conquered one of the
world’s most challenging rocks.
Dueker, Carl.
On the Devil's Court. Avon, 1991. (Y)
Like the legendary Dr. Faustus, high school senior Joe Faust has made a pact with the devil—a
full season in exchange for his soul.
Durant, Alan.
Sports Stories. Kingfisher, 2003. (Y)