ID3 'vTIT2 You Know Me Al - Part 1TCOP Blackstone AudiobooksCOMM eng You Know Me Al is a classic of baseball-the game and the community. Jack Keefe, one of literature's great characters, is talented, brash, and conceited. Imperceptive to both advice and sarcasm, Keefe rises to the heights, but his inability to learn makes for his undoing. Through a series of letters from this bush-league pitcher to his not-quite-anonymous friend Al, Lardner maintains a balance between the funny and the moving, the pathetic and the glorious.
Nostalgic in its view of pre-World War I America-a time before the "live" ball, a time filled with names like Ty Cobb, Charles Comiskey, Walter Johnson, and Eddie Cicotte-this is not a simple period piece. It is about competition, about the ability to reason, and most of all it is about being human. First published in 1914, You Know Me, Al tells us as much about ourselves today as it did nearly ninety years ago.TCON Sports & RecreationsTXXX h OverDrive MediaMarkers Chapter 1TPE1
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