books by Sports Illustrated     books:       Sports Illustrated: Brett Favre: The Tribute (Sports Illustrated)19 reviews Sports Illustrated, 2008 BRETT FAVRE TRIBUTE I purchased this book for my son-in-law as he is a Green Bay fan. He loved it! Lots of colorful pictures, history and stats. The delivery was prompt and the whole ordering process was smooth.Sports Illustrated: Brett Favre: The Tribute (Sports Illustrated)             Sports Illustrated: Tiger 2.0: ...and Other Great Stories from the World of Golf1 review John Garrity Sports Illustrated, 2008 Entertaining Read! A very enjoyable (and informative) book. The author's ability to entertain the reader makes this collection of articles special.             Sports Illustrated: Athlete (Sports Illustrated)7 reviews Walter Iooss Sports Illustrated, 2008 Nobody Does It Better Walter Iooss has been front and center among sports photographers since he was a skinny teenager in the 1960s. Five decades of sport blend seamlessly together in this exception volume. There isn't a single weak image in this book, which is hardly surprising since I seriously doubt that Walter has ever shot a bad photo... I never tire of Walter's stories and his back story about his photos ...             Sports Illustrated: Hate Mail from Cheerleaders and Other Adventures from the Life of Reilly19 reviews Rick Reilly Sports Illustrated, 2007 I laughed, I cried, I got angry I feel a sports columnist's job is to evoke emotion in the reader. Make him/her laugh, cry, get angry, just don't bore them. Riley does that better than anyone. He's an amazingly gifted writer and I loved nearly every bit of this book. I'd already read most of these columns being a subscriber to Sports Illustrated, but they were definitely worth a re-read. He's great at tugging the ...             Sports Illustrated: In the Paint5 reviews Editors of Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated, 2007 oh my oh my oh my.... SI's annual swimsuit issue is a highly anticipated delight for many afficionados of the female form. This collection of photos of some of the most beautiful women on the planet features the body painting genius of Joanne Gair. These bountiful babes sure look like they are wearing some nifty swimsuits. NOT! They are all as naked as the day they were born. Wow! I wish I had this to read back ...             The Life of Reilly: The Best of Sports Illustrated's Rick Reilly Rick Reilly Sports Illustrated, 2008 Witty, irreverent, opinionated, honest, laugh-out-loud funny. These are just a few of the adjectives that have been used to describe the writing of Rick Reilly, the eleven-time National Sportswriter of the Year, who has entertained the readers of Sports Illustrated for 22 years with his unique perspective on the world of sports and life in general. Now, in The Life of Reilly, Rick has selected over 60 of his finest stories to create a ...             Sports Illustrated: The Baseball Book15 reviews Editors of Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated, 2006 Baseball Book review My son loved this book from Sports Illustrated. He's keeping it away from other baseball players on his college baseball team.             Sports Illustrated: The Football Book20 reviews Sports Illustrated, 2005 THE Football Book I bought this months ago and still have it out on my coffee table - that's how much I love this! It is loaded with excellent pictures and makes a great conversation starter when friends and family that come over. The history of the NFL is covered well and the articles offer terrific insights into sports past.             Sports Illustrated Presents The Giants: A Season to Belive - Commemorative Issue Deluxe Edition1 review Editors of Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated, 2008 The strong point of this book are the pictures. The pictures are definitely top-notch! Would've given a top rating if the verbage matched it.             Sports Illustrated: The Basketball Book (Sports Illustrated)3 reviews Editors of Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated, 2007 Sposts Illustrated " The basketball Book " scores again ! I bought the SI Basketball book because I had already bought the baseball and football books, and was very pleased with them.. I expected the basketball book to be of the same quality of writing and photos of the other two. I was not diapointed. The book is full of great articles by quality writers, and with many photos by the famed photo staff at SI. If you want a good quaility book, and are a ...             The Life of Reilly: The Best of Sports Illustrated's Rick Reilly15 reviews Rick Reilly Sports Illustrated, 2003 This one's a keeper... I had the privilege of being interviewed several times by Rick when I was a high school track athlete and he was a young flip-flop wearing sports writer for the Boulder Daily Camera newspaper in Boulder, Colorado earning his stripes covering high school sports. Even way back then it was obvious that he enjoyed sports writing and it came as little surprise to see him eventually end up as SI's ...             Sports Illustrated for Kids: The Amazing World of Sports (Sports Illustrated Kids)1 review Editors of Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated, 2006 Vivid - Exciting - Educational This book, with its vivid, colorful pictures is a great gift for kids. Althought the verbiage might be a bit difficult to read for kids in grades K through 3, the pictures, as the saying goes, "say a thousand words."             Figure Skating: Championship Techniques (Sports Illustrated Winners Circle Books)8 reviews John Misha Petkevich Sports Illustrated, 1989 A life-long manual freestyle skate This book by Misha gives the very comprehensive description to the basic spins and back spins, jumps from single rotation to multi rotational, and of course the fundamentals of skating, ie edges and stroking. The wonderful thing about this book is that Misha provided the possible faults to the failure of execution of a particular move. So one may treat this book as a 'coach'. I personally liked ...             Sports Illustrated Kids: All-Star Picture Puzzles (Sports Illustrated: Kids) Editors of Sports Illustrated Kids Sports Illustrated, 2008 Taking the Picture Puzzle craze into a whole new arena, the editors of Sports Illustrated Kids have mined their amazing archive and transformed spectacular sports pics into mind-bending puzzles. Every spread in the Sports Illustrated Kids Sports Picture Puzzle book features two versions of a super sports photo--from football fields to fairways, from stadiums to skate parks to ski slopes! For each pair of pictures, the puzzler must find the ...             Sports Illustrated: Inside Baseball: The Best of Tom Verducci2 reviews Editors of Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated, 2006 A Great Variety of Baseball's Best Stories Tom Verducci of Sports Illustrated has treated us to a wide variety of his best baseball stories from 1993 to March of 2005. "The Left Arm of God" can only be about Sandy Koufax, the competitive fire of Jack Morris pitching game seven of the World Series for the Twins against the Braves, the stress of being a major league closer, the agony of the Red Sox and Cubs, the tragedy of Strawberry and ...             Sports Illustrated: Almanac 2008 (Sports Illustrated Sports Almanac) Editors of Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated, 2007             Sports Illustrated: The College Football Book Editors of Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated, 2008 Continuing its series of spectacular coffee-table books for the holiday season, Sports Illustrated presents The College Football Book, the ultimate gift for America's most passionate fans. SI launched this series in 2005 with The Football Book, devoted to the professional game. A New York Times best-seller that year, the book has taken root as a perennial, selling more than 200,000 copies to date. Now the editors of Sports Illustrated return ...             Sports Illustrated 50 Years: The Anniversary Book7 reviews Editors of Sports Illustrated Sports Illustrated, 2004 Worth Its Weight This is a glorious celebration of Sports Illustrated's 50 years coverage of the minor and the major in sport. At first, the magazine devoted a disproportionate number of articles to "gentlemenly" pursuits such as troutfishing and yachting. However, the once timid magazine eventually hit its stride, with the help of television, with the talents of new editors and writers, and, arguably, by the ...             Lacrosse: Fundamentals for Winning (Sports Illustrated Winner's Circle Books)5 reviews David Urick Sports Illustrated, 1988 A comprehensive, but easy-to-understand guide to Lacrosse I coach high school Lacrosse in Missouri, and have found this book a valuable tool in teaching Lacrosse to my players and their parents. I also loan this book out to other coaches and assistant coaches. The book is very comprehensive, but it is so easy to understand, that a total novice at Lacrosse is able to understand the game and even feel like an authority. It covers rules, history and ...             Sports Illustrated: Hate Mail from Cheerleaders and Other Adventures from the Life of Rick Reilly (Sports ... Rick Reilly Sports Illustrated, 2008 Soon after best-selling author Rick Reilly started writing a weekly back-page column for Sports Illustrated, he tackled the subject of cheerleading. Reilly wrote: "I don't hate cheerleading just because it's as safe as porcupine juggling. I hate it because it's dumb. Cheerleaders have no more impact on the game than the night janitorial staff. Exactly what does a girl get out of cheerleading, anyway, besides a circle skirt and a tight sweater?" ...              search for books adventures, all-star, almanac, amazing, anniversary, athlete, baseball, basketball, championship, cheerleaders, college, commemorative, deluxe, edition, figure, football, fundamentals, illustrated, lacrosse, picture, presents, puzzles, skating, stories, techniques, tribute, verducci, winner, winners, winning books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen toys & games: Patriotic Light Up Tiara Impressum - about us get your own free tag board