Jennie finch book biography example

You may recognize her from her pitching in the Olympics.

Or from the swimsuit issue of Sports Illustrated.

A children's biography, Jennie Finch: Softball Superstar details the California native's journey as she transitioned from a shy youngster playing in a t-ball.

A children's biography, Jennie Finch: Softball Superstar details the California native's journey as she transitioned from a shy youngster playing in a t-ball.

I currently teach psychology for the Open University, do some reporting for a local newspaper and try to keep my characters under control.

Customers appreciate the book's inspiration and role model for young softball players.

Throw Like a Girl is an inspirational and instructive book with practical tips.

This book is a autobiography about Jennie Finch and her life growing up to where she is today.

Or even from The Apprentice. Now you should also recognize her as an author. Softball great, and Olympic gold medalist, Jennie Finch, has just released her first book: Throw Like A Girl: How to Dream Big & Believe in Yourself(with sports journalist Ann Killion).

This 256-page autobiographical work, recently published by sports press Triumph, is targeted at teen girls (it may be a bit long for elementary school-age readers, but is a great fit for middle- and high-school audiences).

If your daughter is a softball player, or athlete of any type, this is a must read.

Throw Like A Girl traces Finch’s career from her days on Southern California sandlots to international softball diamonds on travel, high school, college, Olympic, and pro teams.

Divided into three sections—