New Releases by Greg Brown

The Denver Broncos quarterback, known for his come-from-behind victories, shares his triumphs and tribulations and offers advice on performing under pressure, winning and losing, and having a sense of humor.

In words, photos and entertaining illustrations, record-setting Miami Dolphin quarterback Dan Marino describes his early childhood in Pittsburgh, his successes and failures in high school and college sports, and his remarkable professional career. Marino discusses the need to always strive for perfection, no matter the setbacks and obstacles discovered along the way. Full-color illustrations and 25 photos.

Although Sheryl is the main character of Bounce Back, the book is not so much about chronicling her life as it is about passing along some of the valuable lessons she has learned along the way.

The first baseman for the Boston Red Sox uses his own life story to demonstrate the importance of staying focused on one''s goals.

San Francisco 49er''s quarterback Steve Young shares his own personal experiences with young readers. Children will learn the "life''s lessons" Steve''s experiences over the years have taught him"--overcoming physical injury and emotional disappointment and taking pride in all of your achievements regardless of the reactions of others. He encourages kids to persevers through the rough times, be themselves, and realize that it takes a team effort to be successful. Full color.

In her first book, Olympic gold medalist Kerri Strug reveals the keys to her success in the demanding and pressure-packed world of elite gymnastics. Strug''s insights will provide children with a road map for attaining a "heart of gold". Color photos/illustrations.

Olympic champion Bonnie Blair shares with young readers the crossroads that she''s faced during her lifetime, the sacrifices made, and the victories that can only be measured in the heart. Filled with color pictures and illustrations from her entire life and career, A Winning Edge reveals Blair''s thoughts on achieving a productive balance in life, even a life filled with international acclaim. 50+ color photos & illustrations.

Baltimore Oriole shortstop Cal Ripken tells young readers how the road to success in any field is rarely traveled overnight. Ripken, who stands poised to break one of baseball''s most sacred records--Lou Gehrig''s 2,130 consecutive games played--shares his thoughts on how success is attained over time, through sustained, day-by-day efforts and victories. More than 50 color photos and illustrations.

My hope is this book will help you face the changes in your life with a positive attitude.--Troy Aikman

The life and struggles of Seattle Mariner''s baseball star Edgar Martinez.