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 Praise for Tim's Skype visits (click)
"Tim was a huge hit on Friday afternoon! I have gotten so much positive feedback from the children and the parents who were in attendance. His message about reading and being a person of good character was just wonderful! Thank you Tim!"
"Please thank Mr. Green for us. It was our first time Skyping with an author and the sixth graders really enjoyed it. I don't have a single copy of his books left on the shelf and I had to give out his web address too!"
"Reading [Tim's books] out loud to my middle school classes for the fourth year now. What impresses me now is how much this story reflects the realities of kids' lives. No wizards or vampires, no historical settings they only half-understand, but poor kids with parent issues living near the train tracks—that's my school's population." 
Force OutNOW AVAILABLE!When two friends compete, one of them will be forced out. Joey and Zach have always been best friends. They're also two of the best baseball players in their league, and shoo-ins for the all-star team at the end of the season. Their dream is to play together on the Center State select team, and they will do anything to help each other get there. So when Zach is forced to go on an extra-credit field trip that would make him miss the championship game and his chances to move on, Joey comes up with a risky plan to bail him out. Everything should be fine—as long as no one finds out what they did. Then the unthinkable happens: The boys learn there's only one open spot on the select team. Suddenly Joey and Zach go from being best friends to biggest rivals, and Joey has to decide his next move. He can play the biggest game of his life, or he can use their secret to force Zach out. How far should Joey go to win? Read more about the book
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Teachingbooks.net resources for Tim Green
Where the Boys Are (Publishers Weekly article)
Hit the field with Tim Green
Tim's Reading Project for Kids!
PRAISE from parents and kids
Tim's page on TeachingBooks.net
TV style game show!
Teachers and Parents, Are you ready for some Football? Have loads of fun in a TV style game show with H.O.T. (Higher Order Thinking) questions in an open book, discussion format for Tim's books!!! Go this link: www.craniumcore.com. Once you arrive, just follow these steps:
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