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Joe Louis, My Champion
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Joe Louis, My Champion

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It’s the spring of 1937 and anticipation for the heavyweight title fight between Joe Louis and James Braddock is at fever pitch. Sammy can hardly contain his excitement. He knows that his hero, Joe Louis, will soon be the boxing champion of the world. Although he isn’t big and strong, Sammy wants to be a boxer - just like Joe Louis, whose fame and success are a source of pride and hope for people all over the world. As Sammy gradually realises the significance of Louis’ victories in the ring, he begins to understand the true meaning of being a champion.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Lee & Low Books Inc
Country
United States
Date
3 December 2009
Pages
32
ISBN
9781600604263

It’s the spring of 1937 and anticipation for the heavyweight title fight between Joe Louis and James Braddock is at fever pitch. Sammy can hardly contain his excitement. He knows that his hero, Joe Louis, will soon be the boxing champion of the world. Although he isn’t big and strong, Sammy wants to be a boxer - just like Joe Louis, whose fame and success are a source of pride and hope for people all over the world. As Sammy gradually realises the significance of Louis’ victories in the ring, he begins to understand the true meaning of being a champion.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Lee & Low Books Inc
Country
United States
Date
3 December 2009
Pages
32
ISBN
9781600604263