Number One Sam
Sam is the best race-car driver—until his friend Maggie shows her own talent and beats him. Can Sam learn what it really means to be a winner? Greg Pizzoli’s upbeat story about sportsmanship is perfect for read-alouds.
The Pennsylvania Center for the Book celebrates outstanding books, authors, and literary achievement through four signature awards: The Baker’s Dozen: Thirteen Best Books for Family Literacy, The Lee Bennett Hopkins Poetry Award, The Lynd Ward Graphic Novel Prize, and Pennsylvania Great Reads from Great Places. Together, these programs recognize excellence in family literacy, children’s poetry, graphic novels, and books that reflect Pennsylvania’s rich literary heritage. By honoring exceptional literary works and connecting readers with engaging and meaningful stories, the Pennsylvania Center for the Book promotes lifelong reading, literacy, and a love of literature across the Commonwealth and beyond.
Sam is the best race-car driver—until his friend Maggie shows her own talent and beats him. Can Sam learn what it really means to be a winner? Greg Pizzoli’s upbeat story about sportsmanship is perfect for read-alouds.