Baseball is a game close to every American's heart, and as kids, it's the sport that shapes a lot of memories. Not only is it entertaining, but it's also one of the games that instill a sense of resilience and persistence in the players. Young kids tend to be enthusiastic about hitting a home run and brining the trophy home, but dugout experiences are not that simple.
If the Dugout Could Talk is a book uniquely written from the point of view of a dugout and what it sees during practice and the game. The highs and lows encountered by the young players and the memories, fun moments, lessons, and flexibility they acquire on the baseball field are illustrated in the book with an aim to provide meaningful lessons in a fun way.
Hoping to provide an exciting and stirring outlook on America's national sport, Amanda Rivadeneira penned down the thrilling and motivating moments she saw as a team mom throughout the years, written from the perspective of the dugout.
