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Things usually do not go as planned for seventeen-year-old Noah. He and his best friend Walt (aka Swing) have been cut from the high-school baseball team for the third year in a row, and it looks like Noah's love interest since fifth grade, Sam, will never take it past the best friend zone. Noah would love to retire his bat and accept the status quo, but Walt has got big plans for them both, which include making the best baseball comeback ever, getting the girl, and finally finding cool. Noah is reluctant, but fate intervenes when he discovers a gold mine of love letters from the 1950s. The letters initiate Noah into the curious rhythms of love and jazz. Soon, Walt's hitting balls out of the park, and Noah's composing anonymous love letters to Sam. But just as things have started looking up, the letters set off a chain of events that changes everything Noah knows to be true about love, friendship, sacrifice, and fate.

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Kwame Alexander is a poet, a speaker, an educator, and a bestselling author of more than twenty books, including The Crossover, which was awarded the 2015 Newbery Medal. The cofounder of LEAP for Ghana, an international literacy program, he is also an advisory council member for LitWorld, a K-6 literacy organization dedicated to supporting the development of literacy in the world's most vulnerable communities. For more information, visit KwameAlexander.com. Mary Rand Hess has been writing and editing professionally for over twenty years. She writes everything from poetry, novels, and picture books to screenplays and teleplays. In addition to her writing and editing, she has had the privilege of running an independent publishing company, where she works with award-winning, high-profile figures in the literary, sports, and entertainment industries. Over the years, she has also taught creative writing, drama, art, and Sunday school. Kwame Alexander is a poet, a speaker, an educator, and a bestselling author of more than twenty books, including The Crossover, which was awarded the 2015 Newbery Medal. The cofounder of LEAP for Ghana, an international literacy program, he is also an advisory council member for LitWorld, a K-6 literacy organization dedicated to supporting the development of literacy in the world's most vulnerable communities. For more information, visit KwameAlexander.com.

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