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Wild Pitch

Eric Fein

Ages 8–14

30 pages · Released 2011

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Wild Pitch is a graphic novel about two teen baseball players learning to overcome conflict and work together after an injury incident creates tension between them. The story centers on reconciliation, teamwork, and moving past grudges, with age-appropriate themes for middle-grade readers. The injury backstory and emotional conflict are mild, and the book uses baseball as a vehicle to explore resilience and forgiveness.

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Last year, Ryan Rogan injured Kyle Walker with his red-hot fastball. This year, they're on the same team - and neither teen is happy about it. Last year, Ryan Rogan injured Kyle Walker with his red-hot fastball. This year, they're on the same team - and neither teen is happy about it.

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  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Fiction
  • Graphic novels
  • Baseball
  • Children's fiction
  • Baseball, fiction
  • Cartoons and comics

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