42 is Not Just a Number

Jackie Robinson's remarkable life story is chronicled in this compelling biography, detailing his incredible achievements on and off the field.

From his early days playing baseball in the Negro Leagues to his historic debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers, Robinson faced intense discrimination and hatred, but his courage and determination inspired a nation.

With a focus on his personal vignettes, Rappaport brings this remarkable story to life, highlighting the impact of his legacy on American society.

This is an essential read for anyone interested in sports history, civil rights, or simply learning about an extraordinary individual who changed the world.