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The narrative centers on Trudy Ederle, who made history as the first woman to swim the English Channel. Her remarkable achievement not only showcases her determination and skill but also sparked a movement for women's empowerment in sports. Ederle's journey reflects the broader themes of confidence and emancipation, illustrating the impact of her accomplishment on future generations of female athletes.

Psal se rok 1926 a stále ještě platilo, že sukně musí sahat pod kolena a sport se pro ženy nehodí. Přesto se našla jedna odvážná americká dívka, která uvedla v úžas celý svět, když jako první žena v historii lidstva přeplavala Lamanšský průliv a překonala dosavadní rekord téměř o dvě hodiny. Jmenovala se Trudy Ederleová a její výkon byl – a dosud je – srovnatelný s výstupem na Mount Everest. Po návratu do Spojených států se rázem stala nejslavnější ženou světa – a stejně rychle upadla v zapomnění. Na stránkách této knihy její fascinující příběh opět ožívá.

The true Jazz Age tale of America's first gangster couple, Margaret and Richard Whittemore

The latest volume of The Best American Sports Writing continues its tradition of highlighting exceptional sports journalism from the past year. Curated by a series editor and guest editor, it features diverse styles and voices, all united by outstanding writing and the deep passion that sports inspire.

The first book to tell the complete story of the Patriots, featuring thorough research, archival photos, and essays from notable authors, journalists, and local celebrities.

Excellent...A no-brainer pickup for the sports collection. -Booklist

This anthology features a selection of exceptional sports journalism curated by guest editor Howard Bryant. It delves into the complex narratives of sports, exploring themes of identity, national values, and personal struggles. The stories address poignant questions, such as the implications of activism in sports and the legacies of American icons. Covering a variety of sports and writing styles, the collection aims to inspire readers and athletes alike, highlighting the profound connections and challenges that define the human experience in the realm of sports.

Highlighting the finest in sports journalism, this collection features exceptional writing selected by Pulitzer Prize-winning author J. R. Moehringer. Drawing from over 350 publications, including national, regional, and specialty sources, as well as top sports blogs, it showcases the best stories and insights from the past year. The anthology celebrates the talent and dedication of journalists who excel in capturing the essence of sports.

Set in the historic year of 1912, the narrative explores the inaugural season of Fenway Park, capturing the excitement and challenges of its early days. It highlights key events, players, and the cultural significance of the park in the realm of baseball. Recognized for its outstanding contribution to sports literature, the book has garnered multiple awards, making it a compelling read for sports enthusiasts and historians alike.

Challenging the stereotype of weakness, this book explores the evolution of women's participation in sports, highlighting the determination and resilience of female athletes. It delves into the societal barriers they faced and the triumphs that reshaped perceptions of strength and capability. Through inspiring stories and historical milestones, the narrative celebrates the progress made and the ongoing fight for equality in athletics, showcasing how women have redefined the landscape of sports.