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Personalized Hockey Book
Fair play and sportsmanship are
promoted in all of our personalized
sports books. Your child will
experience the emotional ups and
downs of sports play in each action
packed story.
Book text and illustration are in
black and white.
Hard cover, 36 pages,
6 3/4 by 8 1/4
area after payment. Where
you can give information like:
Hometown (City & State)
Optional Nickname
Optional Age
Adult camping partner
Optional Friends, relatives or pets
Gift Giver's name
Dedication message
Smith with friends Larry. Team's name is Tiger Sharks
This book was created
especially for
Michael Jeremy Smith
at the age of 8
With love from
Grandma and Grandpa
May 25, 2000
hours away. The Tiger Sharks,
Mike's favorite team, were just one
game away from being the champs.
Mike had already invited Larry to
watch the game on television with
him. All that was left to do was
check the snacks and, for the fourth
time today, study the team line-ups.
Unknown to Mike, the Tiger Sharks
were in trouble. The coach had just
learned that the star player had a
sprained ankle and could not play
tonight. No other players were
available. The situation seemed
hopeless.
Mike Smith
starring in
The Hockey Hero
who you just signed," the coach asked
the team's general manager.
"You mean that kid who lives in
Atlanta?" replied the G.M. "He's a little
young and inexperienced!"
"Call him," replied the coach, "and
get him here any way you can, even if
you have to rent a private jet. All we
need is a back-up in case of injury.
He'll just sit on the bench."
The general manager, a bit nervous
about tonight's game, still couldn't
remember the player's last name.
"Was it Leroux, Lamante, Smith? Yes,
Smith, I think that was it," the G.M. said
and he quickly looked through the
Atlanta phone book for the number.
guy rang the door bell. "Is Mike here?"
he asked.
"Right here," Mike replied.
"Where?" said the hockey guy
looking around the room.
"Right here," said Mike again.
"But! But! You look like you're only
8 years old," replied the surprised
official. "Are you that good of a
hockey player?"
"Yeah, I'm pretty good," Mike replied.
When the phone rang, Mike answered.
"Hi," said the G.M. "I know this is
unusual, Mike, but we have a game
tonight and we need you to play. I'm
sending someone to pick you up."
"Sure," Mike said somewhat
reluctantly, knowing he would miss the
big game on television. "But I'd like to
bring along Larry."
"No problem," replied the G.M.
Mike quickly gathered his hockey
gear and waited to be picked up.
Reserved.