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Down Clark Street - Paperback

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by Michael Panno (Author)

Illinois, winter, 1958. Eleven-year-old Michael Carmello lives with his parents and five siblings in a small house in Hardscrabble, Illinois. His father ekes out a living driving a cab, while his mother works part time at the local hospital. Michael wants to tryout for Little League in the spring, and dreams of someday being a Major League ball player. But dreams don't find a lot of support in Hardscrabble; that is, not until Michael meets Cornelius (Neely) Brown, a former pitcher with the Negro League, and a terminal patient at the hospital. Down Clark Street, Michael Panno's latest novel, takes us on a young boy's heartwarming journey from childhood into adolescence as he learns a little about baseball and a lot about life.

Author Biography

Michael Panno was born in Illinois but has lived in California since 1959. He writes books and plays the saxophone, including recording five albums with The Tractors out of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Number of Pages: 238
Dimensions: 0.54 x 8 x 5.25 IN
Publication Date: August 17, 2013
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