
Children are reminded to use self-control when they strike out. They learn patience as they wait their turn to bat. They shout with joy when a teammate gets a home run in the ninth inning to win the game. In a similar way, each of the fruit is explained through baseball.

Each fruit is introduced with a Scripture verse, followed by the application from baseball. Each colorful illustration has a tiny fruit hidden on the page for children to find.
But the book is not for children alone. The authors realize that adults also need to use these virtues as much as their little players. Parents and coaches reading this book to little ones will be reminded they are also to be people who live the fruit of the Spirit.

The book ends with inspirational words from Trot Nixon, an illustration of a list of the fruit of the Spirit, a baseball prayer, and a page for autographs.

Ana Boudreau grew up with the dream of being an artist and illustrator. She met Nixon while painting murals in Nixon's church. They struck up a friendship and began planing these books.
See a book trailer, more about the authors and lots more information at: www.thespiritinbooks.org.
The Spirit in Sports Publishing, hardcover, $14.99.
I received a copy of this book from The B&B Media Group on behalf of the authors for the purpose of this review.
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