Books with title The Crossover That Won The Game

The Crossover That Won The Game urges readers to create a safety net for children to learn how to fall, get back up, and grow, and for them to learn that failure is simply an opportunity for growth. Children who struggle with low self-esteem will greatly benefit from reading this story. It shows that success is possible as long as you believe in yourself, and that others' belief in children can make a monumental difference in building their self-confidence and showing that success is possible and failure is not the end of the story.

The Crossover that Won the Game is a story written for the purpose of encouraging and teaching values to children, such as: diligence, patience, persistence, humility, confidence, trust in others and determination.The Crossover that Won the Game demonstrates that forgiveness leads to emotional wholeness and wellness. This book also focuses on key words: Faith, confidence, determination.The Crossover that Won the Game teaches readers the value of serving others and being intentional with all that you do because ones actions determine the outcome. How you act starts with what you think and believe!

The Crossover that Won the Game is a story written for the purpose of encouraging and teaching values to children, such as: diligence, patience, persistence, humility, confidence, trust in others and determination. The Crossover that Won the Game demonstrates that forgiveness leads to emotional wholeness and wellness. This book also focuses on key words: Faith, confidence, determination. The Crossover that Won the Game teaches readers the value of serving others and being intentional with all that you do because ones actions determine the outcome. How you act starts with what you think and believe!

In The Crossover that Won the Game the main character develops both physically and mentally. In addition he draws strength from positive events in his life past and present. Persistence in the face of failure and courage amidst fear leads to triumph. Family secrets simultaneously produce hurt and joy. Sacrificial love proves both life saving for one and life altering for another. Forgiveness serves as the vehicle for family restoration sought after and long overdue. In a story where hurt is intentional and misinterpreted, encouragement is the antidote, passion and persistence the vehicle for success The Crossover that Won the Game is guaranteed to produce every emotion imaginable.

The Crossover that Won the Game is a story written for the purpose of encouraging and teaching values to children, such as: diligence, patience, persistence, humility, confidence, trust in others and determination.The Crossover that Won the Game demonstrates that forgiveness leads to emotional wholeness and wellness. This book also focuses on key words: Faith, confidence, determination.The Crossover that Won the Game teaches readers the value of serving others and being intentional with all that you do because ones actions determine the outcome. How you act starts with what you think and believe!

The Crossover That Won The Game urges readers to create a safety net for children to learn how to fall, get back up, and grow, and for them to learn that failure is simply an opportunity for growth. Children who struggle with low self-esteem will greatly benefit from reading this story. It shows that success is possible as long as you believe in yourself, and that others’ belief in children can make a monumental difference in building their self-confidence and showing that success is possible and failure is not the end of the story. Jamell Ponder is a native of Rochester, New York, and has an inherent passion for impacting the lives of others. Obtaining his master’s degree in Social work provided him a greater avenue to help others. For many years, Jamell has wanted to write a book; then one day, he put pen to pad, fingers to keyboard and created his autobiographical novel. To date, he has written a plethora of books – from romance to mystery/thriller, to drama, memoir, as well as children’s books. Jamell enjoys spending his leisure time volunteering, spending time with loved ones, writing, playing drums and basketball. Joseph Ponder grew up in Rochester New York, with nine siblings, in a good Christian home with two loving parents who read bedtime stories at night. At a young age, Joseph did not take the road less traveled, but rather the road most traveled. On that road, Joseph discovered his passion for writing. Joseph found solace in other people’s literature – from children’s books to suspense and mystery novels. One day he said to himself, :I can do this. I can write just like that author did. I am going to write a book!” Not only did he write one book, he has written several.