Books with author Joe Schuster

These are the tales of one-season wonders.The history of baseball is filled with forgotten names—players who are good enough to reach the top of the sport but who, for any number of reasons, land at the edges of the game. Some spend a week or two in the major leagues and then disappear back into the minors. Many leave the sport for good. Still, for an afternoon, a week, or a couple of months, these men stood on the field alongside the best players in The Show. Here are gripping stories of their brief moments in the sun.Praise for Joe Schuster's The Might Have Been:"Surely destined to join the ranks of transcendent baseball novels." -Richard RussoThe Gemma Open Door Series features storytelling by best-selling authors and important voices for new readers. A story doesn't have to be big to change ‎our world‎.‎ ‎

These are the tales of one-season wonders. The history of baseball is filled with forgotten names—players who are good enough to reach the top of the sport but who, for any number of reasons, land at the edges of the game. Some spend a week or two in the major leagues and then disappear back into the minors. Many leave the sport for good. Still, for an afternoon, a week, or a couple of months, these men stood on the field alongside the best players in The Show. Here are gripping stories of their brief moments in the sun. Praise for Joe Schuster's The Might Have Been: "Surely destined to join the ranks of transcendent baseball novels." ?Richard RussoThe Gemma Open Door Series features storytelling by best-selling authors and important voices for new readers. A story doesn't have to be big to change ‎our world‎.‎ ‎

Come Along for the Ride!"The mechanical bull swung violently from side to side. Tanner jerked forward and backward until his head almost touched the rump of the bull. He clung to the bull rope with his gloved hand, clenched his jaw, scrunched his eyes shut, and hung on..."Rodeo Warrior is a realistic fictional story inspired by the life of professional rodeo bullfighter Arleigh Bonnaha. Thirteen-year old Tanner Bonnaha lives on the Yavapai-Prescott Indian Reservation in Arizona. His father Arleigh is a wildlife biologist and retired professional rodeo rider and bullfighter. Lately, Tanner’s been having strange spirit dreams and visions. What he doesn’t realize is the dreams are just the beginning of his vision quest to overcome his fears and become a Yavapai Rodeo Warrior.Ride along with Arleigh, Gramps, Tanner and his best friend Jake to Prescott’s Frontier Rodeo Days; a camp-out to meet the Yavapai spirit Dreamwalker; and a rattlesnake Range Rustler getaway!