My Mom Thinks She's My Volleyball Coach... but She's Not!

Cook, Julia

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National Center For Youth Issues

Annotation: A girl describes all of the embarrassing things her mother does at her volleyball games, including yelling out advice, criticizing the coach, and using a megaphone to yell at the referees.

Genre: [Sports fiction]

Reviews: 0

Catalog Number: #5584584

Format: Publisher's Hardcover

Publisher: National Center For Youth Issues

Edition Date: 2007 Release Date: 06/01/07

Illustrator: Valentine, Allison,

Pages: 30 pages

ISBN: 1-934073-10-5

ISBN 13: 978-1-934073-10-0

Dewey: E

Dimensions: 21 cm.

Subject Heading:
Mothers and daughters. Juvenile fiction.
Volleyball. Juvenile fiction.
Sportsmanship. Juvenile fiction.
Mothers and daughters. Fiction.
Volleyball. Fiction.
Sportsmanship. Fiction.

Language: English

Reading Level: 5.0

Interest Level: 6-8

Grades 5-8) For all of us that love watching volleyball but have a tendency to get a little too involved in the game. For those of us that cross the line between supportive fan and obnoxious spectator. This book will serve as a gentle and hilarious reminder that... Coaches Coach, Officials Officiate, Players Play, and Parents Parent (cheer, hug, encourage, help transport, feed). Written by an experienced volleyball mom and USA Volleyball, this book is designed to make the volleyball court a much more enjoyable place for us all to be. Includes tips from USA Volleyball for parents, coaches, players, and officials. Proceeds from the sale of this book go to USA Volleyball

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