Maureen Holohan

Broadway Ballplayers

1 - Friday Nights: By Molly (Jan-2002)
2 - Everybody's Favorite (Jan-2002)
3 - Left Out: Rosie (Aug-2002)
4 - Don't Stop (Aug-2002)

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  Friday Nights by Molly
  

  • Sep-1997
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  Don't Stop by Angel
  

  • 1998
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  Dont Stop by Angel is for Ages 9-12. Dont Stop by Angel was written by and Maureen Holohan. Dont Stop by Angel was published by Broadway Ballplayers. Subjects of Dont Stop by Angel include Children: Grades 4-6, Cross-country running, Fiction, Foot, a...

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  Everybody's Favorite by Penny
  

  • 1998
  • / General Fiction
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  Sweet P. The Real Deal. Big Time.

  Some kids told me they'd pay cold cash just to have one of my nicknames. Even the big-talking boys begged me for games of one-on-one. Audiences crowded the courts as I smiled politely, racked up my poi...

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  Left Out by Rosie
  

  • 1998
  • / General Fiction
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  Sideline Blues by Wil
  

  • 1998
  • / General Fiction
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  From Google Books: As she prepares for a volleyball game and for an academic competition, Wilma Rudolph Thomas worries about her athletic skills, concentrating on academics, a father too busy to pay attention to her and her sister, and a stepmother w...

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  Catch Shorty by Rosie
  

  • 1999
  • / General Fiction
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  Ice Cold by Molly
  

  • 1999
  • / General Fiction
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  Everybody's Favorite
  

  • Jan-2002
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  Broadway Ballplayers - 2
  

  Sweet P. The Real Deal. Big Time. Some kids told me they'd pay cold cash just to have one of my nicknames. Even the big-talking boys begged me for games of one-on-one. Audiences crowded the courts as I smiled politely, racked up my points, an...

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  Friday Nights: By Molly
  

  • Jan-2002
  • / General Fiction
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  Broadway Ballplayers - 1
  

  Meet the Ballplayers -- a fearless five with a passion for sports, hanging with friends, and life on Broadway Avenue....

  I'm Molly. My friends say I'm like a bull in a china shop when I play soprts. But my bruised knees and elbo...

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  Sideline Blues
  

  • Feb-2002
  • / General Fiction
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  I should be an all-star. I should be player of the game! All my coach had to do was open her eyes. Then she'd see my all-star, MVP, All-American potential and I could start filling up my trophy case. Yet for reasons beyond my comprehension, I ended ...

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  Ice Cold: By Molly
  

  • Apr-2002
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  "I'm so sick of those two bullies!" Dawn Miller and Eddie Thomas must have "get under Molly's skin" at the top of their list of favorite things to do. But I'm not the only victim. They're out to terrorize everyone -- the meek, the mild, and of course...

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  Catch Shorty
  

  • Aug-2002
  • / General Fiction
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  "They might be moving, but I'm not going anywhere." With the first girls' football league kicking off, my family could just go without me. I assured them I would be perfectly happy living in my best friend's basement, close enough to the park where w...

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  Don't Stop
  

  • Aug-2002
  • / General Fiction
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  Broadway Ballplayers - 4
  

  Be strong, Angel. Be strong. I sprinted from soccer to cross-country practice, quietly reminding myself what I had to do to make it through the season. Staying in motion was the only way to keep the pain in my feet under control. If my friends or c...

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  Left Out: Rosie
  

  • Aug-2002
  • / General Fiction
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  Broadway Ballplayers - 3
  

  A girl doesn't belong on the all-star team. She isn't tough enough. The coaches and parents didn't even bother to whisper. To them, I was not an all-star. I was the girl playing shortstop. I was the girl up to bat. I was the easy out. For weeks, I ...

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