I am sharing this post as part of a collaboration with Bloggin' Mamas and The Hometown All Stars. I received books and other items in exchange for my participation. All opinions expressed are my own.
![]() Do your kids love playing sports and being active? Here in the Cleveland, OH area, sports are a HUGE deal. HUGE. Now if only one of our teams could actually WIN....But that's a different post entirely. The Hometown All Stars is a book series for children that focuses on teaching early sports skills along with interactive, educational activities, and more importantly – fun! Kids ages 3-7 years old and parents, teachers, librarians, and others who want to promote “Less Screen, More Green” and get kids outside and active again! The Hometown All Stars series is also for parents who don’t know much about baseball and want to be ahead of the curve when their kids begin to play, for sports enthusiasts looking for a book that doesn’t involve talking animals to read at bedtime to their children, and for anyone interested in promoting the love of baseball and sports overall to a new generation. Visit the site at www.TheHometownAllStars.com HOMETOWN ALL STARS AT A GLANCENick’s Very First Day of Baseball![]() Nick’s Very First Day of Baseball teaches children about baseball using real coaching techniques. In this interactive storybook, kids will find hidden baseballs in the pictures, answer trivia questions, and there’s even a page for autographs from their favorite players. Fun, interactive and educational. This book serves as a wonderful introduction to baseball. Kids will learn a bit about the sport, as well as several new words. There's a lot of info packed into this fun story, and kids are sure to learn a lot about America's favorite pastime. They'll be ready to hit the baseball diamond before you know it! Magic Bat Day![]() Magic Bat Day is the first real practice after the Hometown All Stars get their uniforms. Batting is the most fun of all skills and drills! This book concept shows techniques of how to hold the bat and where to stand. Most importantly, it shows that every kid can find their own ‘magic’ bat and the magic within themselves to hit the ball! This book is really cute, and helps teach little ones proper baseball technique. I remember holding a bat when I was little, and it can be tricky to get it down correctly! I love the fact that this story encourages children to give it their all, and always keep trying! Eventually, they'll be hitting homeruns of their own! BUY The Books & Help Others!![]() BUY Nick's Very First Day of Baseball for $12.99 (Print) or $3.99 (Digital) BUY Magic Bat Day for $12.99 (Print) or $3.99 (Digital) Get Social With The Hometown All StarsFacebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest Linkedin Youtube BlogAnd Now For The Giveaway![]() Giveaway begins November 26th, 2015 at 12:01 am EST and ends December 10th, 2015 at 11:59 pm EST. Open to US residents age 18 and older. Winner will be selected by Random.org and be notified by email. See Giveaway Tools widget below for full terms & conditions. Disclosure: Bloggin’ Mamas is hosting this giveaway and the Sponsor is responsible for prize fulfillment. While I received the items mentioned above, all opinions expressed are my own.
11 Comments
Julie Lundstrom
11/26/2015 03:27:35 am
I would like Nick's First Day Of Baseball.
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Darlene Sullins
11/26/2015 12:30:28 pm
I think its cool that it focuses on teaching early sports skills along with interactive, educational activities and encourages children to get out there and play!
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Soha Molina
11/26/2015 02:11:00 pm
I learned : Magic Bat Day is the first real practice after the Hometown All Stars get their uniforms
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11/29/2015 01:32:11 pm
Funny I found this. My king just turned three and I want to get him into baseball because it's what my dad who passed on used to play. I would love Nick’s Very First Day of Baseball. That way I kind sound like I know what I'm talking about when I help him. LOL
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Ashley Chassereau Parks
12/2/2015 09:35:16 pm
I think my daughter would love Nick’s Very First Day of Baseball! She is 4.5, reads on a 3rd grade level, and played t-ball for the first time this year. This sounds like an awesome way to help her continue to learn about the sport!
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Laurie Nykaza
12/5/2015 01:33:50 am
Magic Bat Day sounds like a wonderful book to read. My daughter would love reading a book that helps with baseball and makes it fun too. all their books look great for kids learning from them is great.
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susan smoaks
12/5/2015 03:43:10 pm
i want to read magic bat day. it sounds like a cute read.
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Kyl Neusch
12/5/2015 05:15:35 pm
It is great to teach young kids sports in an interactive way. Such a great idea to use.
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Mary Jacobowitz
12/6/2015 01:04:01 pm
I think both books are a great way to encourage kids to learn about baseball.
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Erin Marie
12/10/2015 09:06:43 am
I would like to read magic bat day to my son Cooper. Looks like an exciting read.
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Danielle Wood
12/10/2015 08:14:49 pm
It's an awesome way to get kids who like sports to read and kids who like to read to get active. Great books
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