Kevin Christofora’s children’s baseball book, ‘The Hometown All Stars,’ encourages children to play outdoors through an engaging bedtime story about America’s most beloved sport.
Baseball is both a beautiful and fun sport that can provide children with so many benefits; I hope to create dedicated new fans of America’s pastime through my books.
New York, New York (PRWEB) August 31, 2015
With baseball season in full swing, many fans are already turning their eyes to autumn, when play-offs and the World Series will dominate the sports world. Fans desire nothing more than to see their favorite team take the lead in its division and eventually advance to the final series. For children, especially those who are too young to really understand what all the fuss is about, however, the autumnal baseball frenzy offers more confusion than excitement. Luckily, author Kevin Christofora aims to educate young fans about the sport with his series of children’s baseball books, providing a great way for children to engage with and enjoy the World Series.
The Hometown All-Stars series, which includes Nick’s Very First Day of Baseball and Magic Bat Day, is a fantastic way to teach young children the rules of the game—as well as basic fitness, sportsmanship, and even life lessons. Christofora covers everything from the importance of nutritious snacks to the reason why young players must wait their turn to bat, in a manner that is fun and interactive. His prose can challenge beginning readers to learn new words, while older children can really begin to absorb the rules of the game. Finally, the books enable children to truly engage with and enjoy the sport of baseball.
The Hometown All-Stars series offers children a way in to understanding and appreciating one of America’s longest held traditions. Plus, a strong educational element makes the books a fantastic choice for bedtime reading by helping children retain basic arithmetic as well lessons like teamwork. Says Christofora, “Baseball is both a beautiful and fun sport that can provide children with so many benefits; I hope to create dedicated new fans of America’s pastime through my books.”
Kevin Christofora
Christofora, a father and little league coach, hopes his books will inspire children to play outside more often. A devotee of America's pastime, he aims to teach young people about baseball and the habits of a healthy lifestyle in the form of a fun and educational bedtime story.
He has appeared on ESPN Radio, 660 News Radio, Santa Fe - KVSF 101.5, and WDST-FM Woodstock, and has had articles featured in About Families Online, KidzEdge, Mom Blog Society, and several other publications.
For more information, please visit http://thehometownallstars.com/