A Sporting Chance: Sports and Gender
A Sporting Chance: Sports and Gender (Lerner Publications, 1995)
by Andy Steiner
In this nonfiction children’s book, Steiner celebrates the athletic accomplishments of North American women and girls—both past and present. Read about such sports sheroes as Babe Didrickson, Wilma Rudoph and Billie Jean King.
With rave reviews from librarians, parents, coaches and teachers, A Sporting Chance is a favorite book for boys and girls ages 8-12. Includes four-color illustrations and index.
“A book for reports, for athletic enthusiasts, and anyone interested in fair play.”
—Rebecca O’Connell, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Hardcover, library binding. 112 pages.
A Sporting Chance: Sports and Gender (Sports Issues)
