The Sports Book Personalized Book (©Create-A-Book) Recommended Ages 5-12, Hard Cover, 6 3/4 by 8 1/4, 36 pages.

Includes your child's name, age, address, hometown, sporting event, coach's name and the names of up to three friends.

An all-sports story that teaches valuable lessons in fair play while promoting sportsmanship. This book can have any sport you wish in the text!

Sample text of story (The red text is where your personalized information would be inserted.):

Page 1 & 2 are illustrated.

Page 3: This book was created especially for William Lawrence Smith at the age of 6 With love from, Grandma and Papa December 25, 2002

Page 4: Bill Smith rolled over in bed, saw dawn was already breaking and knew he would not be able to go back to sleep. He had tossed and turned most of the night because he was excited. This restlessness, however, was also partly due to an aching calf muscle. As Bill started to get up, he once again felt the tightening in his leg. He rubbed his muscle and the tension eased. Now, fully awake, Bill was very aware of the half-queasy, half-exhilarated feeling that came before every important baseball game. But today was not like every other sports day. Today, Bill Smith was competing in the last and most important baseball game of the season. The championship was at stake!

Pages 5 & 6 are illustrated.

Page 7: While Bill was eating breakfast, dozens of thoughts filled his mind. He imagined his friends and family at the baseball game standing and cheering for him. He could almost hear the announcer saying, "William Smith of Michigan City, Indiana is simply spectacular today." Then his thoughts turned back to reality. Bill drank his orange juice and rubbed his leg. He knew it was time to leave when he saw Tom and Nick outside the kitchen window. The ride seemed unusually long this morning. When they finally reached their destination, Bill could see several people were already warming up. He rushed to join his teammates.

Page 8: The announcement was made that it was time to begin. The baseball game got off to a good start. Bill felt winning was possible. The team was in great condition. It soon became apparent that the teams were evenly matched. First one, then the other, took the lead. With only minutes left, defeat or victory depended entirely on Bill. His early morning vision was coming true! Then it happened! Suddenly the dull ache in his leg muscle became a terrible cramp. Bill tried to go on. Again the muscle knotted and the pain was fierce. There was no doubt about it, he could no longer compete. The baseball game ended.

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