Enjoyed the innocence of this story.

This is an excellent inspirational book about great achievements by some ice hockey players. This book is for both young people and old people. Some of the interesting information mentioned by the author of this book includes the following informtion: Greg Neeld was a hockey player who was blind in one eye who developed the first visor for hockey players. He was helping visually impaired hockey players. Gordie Howe's professional hockey career spanned from 1946 to 1997.

A great trip down memory lane. Relive some of the most amazing moments in hockey and if you're a hockey player yourself, you'll easily be able to grab a bit of motivation to step up your game. All thanks to this book. Great stuff.

This was a fun book to read. I'm a sucker for great stories of peak athletes going to the extreme to achieve their dreams. Whatever it takes to get the win. This book also has some fun stories showing the humanity of these larger than life athletes. Pick it up if your into reading about sports

Is there a hockey player in your life who needs a lift? Perhaps they have a challenge with their health, or there's conflict around them or their dreams have been crushed. Or, you may know a hockey player who wants to learn about the history of the game and read about 12 amazing players. The stories bring laughs and perhaps tears of joy. A very uplifting read!