Rachel Rutledge Books

Women of sports

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Discusses the past and future of women's basketball and presents biographies of eight of the sport's most famous players: Cynthia Cooper, Teresa Edwards, Lisa Leslie, Rebecca Lobo, Nikki McCray, Da...

Women of Sports

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Best of the Best in Soccer

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The Best of the Best in Soccer Women of Sports

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Mia Hamm

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Best of the Best in Basketball Women of Sports

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Best of the Best in Figure Skating Women of Sports

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Best of the Best in Gymnastics Women of Sports

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Best of the Best in Tennis Women of Sports

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Best of the Best in Track and Field Women of Sports

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