Inseparable : how family and sacrifice forged a path to the NFL / Shaquem Griffin & Shaquill Griffin with Mark Schlabach

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Griffin, Shaquem [author]

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Nashville, Tennessee : W. Publishing Group, c2019Description: 214 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cmISBN:

9780785230816

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LOC classification:

GV 939 .G75 2019

Contents:

Chapter 1: Unbreakable -- Chapter 2: Little red wagon -- Chapter 3: Double trouble -- Chapter 4: Hillside boys -- Chapter 5: The weigh-in -- Chapter 6: The book -- Chapter 7: High school -- Chapter 8: Nitro track club -- Chapter 9: Sacrifice -- Chapter 10: Broken promises -- Chapter 11: Five-dollar bill -- Chapter 12: Redemption -- Chapter 13: Long-distance relationshio -- Chapter 14: Rookie -- Chapter 15: National champions -- Chapter 16: Proving ground -- Chapter 17: Against all odds -- Chapter 18: Together again -- Chapter 19: Inspiring others -- Letters to Shaquem and Shaquill -- Discussion guide -- Notes -- Acknowledgements -- About the Authors.

Summary: "Inseparable is the Griffin brothers' story of working together to overcome every obstacle in their path. And there have been plenty of obstacles -- from striving to stand out in Pinellas Country, Florida, to navigating prejudice and dishonest coaches, to Shaquem working through his limb difference to become the first player drafted into the modern NFL with only one hand."

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Materials specified	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	NU Clark Circulation	Non-fiction	GC GV 939 .G75 2019 (Browse shelf(Opens below))		Available		NUCLA000001918

"Inseparable is the Griffin brothers' story of working together to overcome every obstacle in their path. And there have been plenty of obstacles -- from striving to stand out in Pinellas Country, Florida, to navigating prejudice and dishonest coaches, to Shaquem working through his limb difference to become the first player drafted into the modern NFL with only one hand."

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