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Books with title Joe Louis: Heavyweight Champion

  • Joe Louis: Heavyweight Champion

    Robert E. Jakoubek

    Library Binding (Chelsea House Pub, June 1, 1990)
    A biography of Joe Louis describing his youth in a Detroit ghetto, his rise to heavyweight champion and major sports hero, and his role in destroying the myth of racial inferiority.
  • Joe Louis, My Champion

    William Miller, Rodney S. Pate

    Hardcover (Lee & Low Books, April 1, 2004)
    It’s the spring of 1937, and anticipation for the heavyweight title fight between Joe Louis and James Braddock is at a fever pitch. Sammy can hardly contain his excitement. He knows his hero, Joe Louis, will soon be the boxing champion of the world.Although he isn’t big and strong, Sammy wants to be a boxer, just like Joe Louis, whose fame and success are a source of great pride and hope for African Americans around the country. Only after Sammy realizes the significance of Louis’s victories in the ring—that a black person can be anything he or she wants to be, and be good at it too—does Sammy understand the true meaning of being a champion.Joe Louis, My Champion is a heartfelt tribute to the first African American to be regarded as a hero by all Americans. Louis’s enduring legacy of determination and perseverance is sure to inspire readers to find and fulfill their dreams.
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  • Joe Louis, My Champion

    William Miller, Rodney S. Pate

    Paperback (Lee & Low Books, May 1, 2009)
    After listening to the radio broadcast of the heavyweight championship boxing fight of his hero, Joe Louis, a young African American boy realizes that he can emulate the boxer and strive to become whatever he wants to be.
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  • Joe Louis: Heavyweight champion

    Robert E Jakoubek

    Paperback (Chelsea House Publishers, March 15, 1990)
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  • Joe Louis: Heavyweight champion

    Robert E Jakoubek

    Hardcover (Chelsea House Publishers, Aug. 16, 1990)
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