Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson by John F. Grabowski, published by Chelsea House Publishers in 1991, is a 64-page biography that explores the life of the groundbreaking athlete who broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball when he joined the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947. This edition provides an insightful look into Robinson’s significant contributions to sports and society, highlighting his role as a cultural icon.

Readers will find a detailed account of Jackie Robinson’s journey, focusing on his achievements and the challenges he faced as a black athlete in a segregated America. The book covers themes related to sports, history, and cultural identity, making it a valuable resource for those interested in biography and the historical context of baseball. Written in English, this biography serves as an informative introduction to Robinson’s legacy and the impact he had on both sports and civil rights.