Baseball in April: And Other Stories Audiobook (Unabridged)

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Avg. Rating: 4 4 out of 5

(222 ratings)
Author: Gary Soto
Audio Length: 2 hour 47 min
Release Date: 10/30/2008
Narrator: Stephanie Diaz, Miguel Gongora
Format: Unabridged

Publisher Summary

In these 11 stories, Gary Soto scores again. With a sensitivity and humor born from his own experiences while growing up in California's Central Valley, the author brings to the surface issues such as success and failure, honesty and deceit, love and friendship.

About the Author: Gary Soto

Born on April 12, 1952 in Fresno Gary Soto is one of the most favored Kids & Young Adults authors among our customers. Featuring a selection of popular audio books like Taking Sides, Pacific Crossing and Baseball in April: And Other Stories, read by well-known audio book narrators Robert Ramirez and Stephanie Diaz, Gary Soto has a total of 13 audiobooks in AudiobookStore.com's catalog. While Buried Onions was added to our database in 2006, making it his oldest audio book available on our website, Accidental Love is the most recent addition to our selection of audio books from Soto. All 13 audiobooks from Soto make up over 40 hours of timeless Kids & Young Adults stories for customers to enjoy, including Accidental Love, Buried Onions and Taking Sides. To find the audio book that best suits you, please visit his audio book page: Gary Soto audiobooks.

Reader Reviews for: Baseball in April: And Other Stories

3 out of 5
Review by Q_Casey from La Grange, IL | 5/13/2011

This is a collection of short stories detailing the lives of youth growing up in California. Its a quick read, and many of the stories are easy to relate to for middle school students, with themes of growing up, friendship, and acceptance.

3 out of 5
Review by Kyle from York, NE | 5/6/2011

This book was not very good because it is not a full book. It is just a lot of different stories put in a book. Each chaperter was a different story. But each story was pretty good.

1 out of 5
Review by Lion Queen Izabel from The United States | 1/3/2011

Ugh. TER.I.BLE. Spose to be amazing right? It was NOT. At all. Gary Soto thinks he knows everything about kids... ugh, this just vexes me.

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