K.C. At The Bat

Fiction & Literature, Poetry
Cover of the book K.C. At The Bat by David W. Coleman, David W. Coleman
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: David W. Coleman ISBN: 9781301943609
Publisher: David W. Coleman Publication: July 28, 2013
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: David W. Coleman
ISBN: 9781301943609
Publisher: David W. Coleman
Publication: July 28, 2013
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

David W. Coleman's K.C. at the Bat is a fun, new, 2,800-word rhyming poem in an entirely original setting, but inspired by the classic 19th-century American verse, Casey at the Bat. It is designed for parents to read aloud to their young children, for young children to read on their own, and (eventually) for young children to read aloud back to their parents!

K.C. at the Bat is a new story that follows the tradition of the original. It tells of a baseball game between teams representing two fictional neighboring towns, somewhere in a rural part of Texas. The two towns, Kettle City and Tarry Town, have been slugging it out against each other for baseball supremacy for more than fifty years!
K.C. at the Bat projects the magic of the "Casey at the Bat" format over a full, nine-inning baseball game. It's a lively and entertaining account of diamond action in the familiar iambic pentameter form. Conceived and written as a work that can be shared and enjoyed by both children and adults, K.C. at the Bat features a vocabulary that has not been limited for an assumedly juvenile audience. As such, it can be used to broaden and expand the word power – and thus, the knowledge – of any beginning reader, whether a child or an adult.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

David W. Coleman's K.C. at the Bat is a fun, new, 2,800-word rhyming poem in an entirely original setting, but inspired by the classic 19th-century American verse, Casey at the Bat. It is designed for parents to read aloud to their young children, for young children to read on their own, and (eventually) for young children to read aloud back to their parents!

K.C. at the Bat is a new story that follows the tradition of the original. It tells of a baseball game between teams representing two fictional neighboring towns, somewhere in a rural part of Texas. The two towns, Kettle City and Tarry Town, have been slugging it out against each other for baseball supremacy for more than fifty years!
K.C. at the Bat projects the magic of the "Casey at the Bat" format over a full, nine-inning baseball game. It's a lively and entertaining account of diamond action in the familiar iambic pentameter form. Conceived and written as a work that can be shared and enjoyed by both children and adults, K.C. at the Bat features a vocabulary that has not been limited for an assumedly juvenile audience. As such, it can be used to broaden and expand the word power – and thus, the knowledge – of any beginning reader, whether a child or an adult.

More books from Poetry

Cover of the book L'estro armonico by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book Bheem Akela by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book El juego del arte by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book The Wrong Cat by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book Ghalib by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book Urbane Insanity Vol.1: When Words Collide by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book Gilgamesh by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book Todo lo que sé sobre novela negra by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book Lovelost by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book The Poetry of Pablo Neruda by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book Chatterbox: Unsilenced Poems by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book Tell Me Where It Hurts: Poems by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book Walking the Black Cat by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book Profoundlessly Simple by David W. Coleman
Cover of the book The Missing Piece by David W. Coleman
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy