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A Girls Journey: There's No Crying in Baseball is a childrens book illustrating the character and integrity of a young trailblazer. My name is Pamla Tate-Roger the author of this groundbreaking project and mother of this young trailblazer named Leiyah.. A Girls Journey: There's No Crying in Baseball is based on my daughters experience in becoming the first female baseball player at her middle school in San Francisco California. In addition to that she became the first female baseball player to ever play in a SFUSD Boys Middle School Baseball Championship and ultimately she became the first female player to ever play on a SFUSD Middle School Boys Championship Baseball Team in 2013. This groundbreaking life event was written for the purpose of teaching children and families about fortitude integrity gender roles and the concept of team.. Since the Championship game in 2013 Leiyahs middle school team went on to play in the 2014 playoffs but they were eliminated in the second round. Leiyah has been fortunate to have selected to play for San Francisco Rec and Parks first ever All-Girls Baseball Team the San Francisco Bay Sox who will represent the City and County of San Francisco in the Inaugural Baseball For All Tournament in Orlando FL May 30 June 4 2015 (visit www.baseballforall.com for more information).. The world has undergone such drastic changes in how gender roles are formulated and shaped within the last couple of decades. Women have made great strides in civil academic and professional arenas; however many areas remain male-dominated. Even with the 2014 success of Mone Davis the first girl to earn a win and to pitch a shutout in the Little League World Series a girls road in this male dominated sport is riddled with bumps and bruises. A Girls Journey: There's No Crying in Baseball is written to illustrate how destructive bullying and antiquated stereotypes can be as well as how growth and strength comes from hard work and perseverance when a girl decides do something out of the normal confines of society and she decides she wants to play baseball.. The book contains fifty-eight pages twenty-four illustrations and is in hardcover as well as e-book format. The book contains 12 site words 18 challenge words and 5 open-ended discussion questions and 1898 words. This book is self-published and will be available online in stores or on my website at www.pamelatateroger.com on May 1 2015. . We are currently scheduling book-signing events children's writing workshops and other promotional opportunities. Please contact my support team at nocryinginbaseballbook@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing from you!