John Rosengren Livres

Set against the backdrop of the Great Depression, the story highlights how baseball united communities and offered hope. It focuses on Jewish player Hank Greenberg, whose achievements on the field inspired pride in Detroit and across America during a challenging era. The narrative captures the significance of sports as a source of resilience and identity for a struggling nation.

Carter Kirchner struggles to stay sane and sober as a counselor on Six West, an adolescent drug treatment center run by a hard-drinking nun with an MBA. Before he can help the young addict commissioned to his care or safely navigate a dysfunctional intervention effort by the staff, he must rescue himself from his family's past.