Description

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What did Mrs. Rooks mean? That his leg wasn't his problem? What did she know? She wasn't lopsided with one leg shorter than the other. She wasn't a freak.

Clay Ashby has a little problem. He limps. That makes him feel like a lopsided giraffe especially after Nikki Hendricks, the most popular girl in sixth grade, starts making up rhymes about his limp that has the other kids laughing at him. But then he meets up with an old man trying the impossible in spite of disabilities ten times worse than Clay's. When Clay joins a baseball team, Old Dan helps Clay believe in his abilities and shows him heart matters more than looks. But Nikki, on the team that always wins, is still ready with her rhymes. Will a ballgame for the championship settle it all?

About the Author

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Ann H. Gabhart is the author of over thirty books, including a dozen for young adult and middle readers. Ann lives on a farm in Kentucky. She has nine grandchildren who all like stories. Ann enjoys reading to her grandkids and taking walks with them and her dog, Oscar to discover new things in nature. Find out more about Ann at her website, www.annhgabhart.com or join the conversation on her Facebook author page, www.facebook.com/anngabhart.