Cannonball Chris
Cannonball Chris by Jean Marzollo, published by Random House in 1987, is a children’s book featuring 46 pages of vibrant illustrations. The story follows Chris, a second grader known for his humor and size, as he grapples with his fear of deep water, ultimately deciding against attending a swim party. With the support of his father, Chris embarks on a journey to overcome his anxiety and achieve success in diving.
Readers will discover themes of self-esteem and self-reliance as Chris learns to face his fears in a relatable and engaging manner. The narrative emphasizes the importance of encouragement and perseverance, making it a suitable choice for young readers interested in sports and social themes. This edition, presented in English, offers an accessible introduction to the world of water sports while fostering a positive message about overcoming challenges.
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Illus. in full color. Chris, the biggest and funniest of all the second graders, decides not to go to a swim party because of his fear of deep water. Chris’s father patiently helps him conquer his fear and win a prize for diving.
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