Sweetness Jr. | The Emmitt Zone

excellent book. very open and honest. inspiring, but boring in parts | The Emmitt Zone | Emmitt Smith

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	• The Emmitt Zone Emmitt Smith Taylor Trade Publishing, 1995 - 312 pages average customer review:based on 8 reviews view larger image
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Sweetness Jr.

Emmitt Smith has gone through many ups and downs in his career. Some of include three Super Bowl titles and a rushing record. Some of the downs include living in the projects and having a semi-rough childhood. Emmitt grew up in Pensacola, Florida. He lived in the projects for a few years. Emmitt had a very large immediate family; all of them were very close and helped Emmitt through a lot. Emmitt attended the University of Florida for college, where he broke numerous rushing records. Emmitt was the Dallas Cowboys' first round Draft pick in 1990. In the NFL Emmitt Smith is one of the premier players.
This autobiography gives a great insight to life. Emmitt Smith really did a great job writing this novel. This book gives you a good look at the NFL - from the top. I recommended this book to anyone who wants to read a warming story about someone who worked hard to get where he is today.

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Sweetness Jr.

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excellent book. very open and honest. inspiring, but boring in parts

excellent book. very open and honest. inspiring, but boring in parts

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A Football Superstar

If you are into sports books then The Emmitt Zone is a great sports book to read. It is probably one of the greatest sports books i have ever read. In this book Emmitt talks about football being a contact sport and discribes the sport of football. He tells you some records about some players that play in the NFL. He also tells you about his College Football and National Football career and records. Then finally Emmitt talks about his life style when he was grewing up from a little boy to a Football Star.

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A great book, but written a little early

As a Cowboys fan for over 20 years, I really loved this book. It's a great portrait of a great running back and a role model we should all emulate. My only criticism is that it was written a bit early in his career - the book doesn't cover a great deal of events that readers are sure to want to hear about, such as Super Bowl XXX, Michael Irvin's retirement, Troy Aikman's retirement, the rushing title, etc. But, I still recommend the book highly for Cowboy fans who want to smile and remember the early 1990s, when Dallas established itself as one of the most dominant football teams ever.

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One of the top running backs ever to burst across the NFL turf describes his remarkable climb to the top, from his rise as one of the nation's elite high school players to his All-American days at Florida to the National Football League's and the Super Bowl's Most Valuable Player

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