They better call me Sugar : my journey from the hood to the hardwood / Sugar Rodgers.
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TextPublisher: Brooklyn, New York : Black Sheep, [2021]Description: 190 pages ; 21 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
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- 9781617759291
- 1617759295
- 9781636140131
- 1636140130
- 796.323092 B 23
- GV884.6173 A3 2021
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Wasatch County Library Second Floor | Junior NonFiction | J 92 Rodgers (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 34301001842535 |
Williamstown -- Tomboy -- Second grade -- Golf -- Tiger Woods and California -- My first jail visit -- Football -- Toe-to-toe with a drug dealer -- My first basketball team -- City league basketball -- The bust -- The tournament -- The funeral -- DD bug -- Life at Coach Betty's house -- Aunt Linda -- Boo Williams -- Getting recruited -- Powder puff -- Senior prom -- Georgetown hoyas -- Scooter -- Freshman year -- Dad -- Senior year -- Preparing for the pros -- Draft day -- Minnesota Lynx -- Living the dream -- Dream big -- Self-talk and positivity.
Sugar Rodgers shares her story of overcoming tremendous adversity to become a WNBA all-star in this memoir for middle grade and teen readers.
Grades 7-9.