For few things in life are ever as good as the smell of your own glove, the crack of the wood.Or being with friends at the one special spot and sharing what you have& with those who have not.Debbie and Keri met as parents volunteering in their childrens kindergarten classroom in Basking Ridge, NJ. Together they discovered their mutual love of writing and teaching children. They coached local kids in community programs and later expanded on their love of baseball by volunteering for a charity called Pitch in for Baseball. This love to help others was inspired by Moldovans son Tyler. In lieu of gifts for his ninth birthday, he asked friends to bring used or new baseball equipment. Those items were donated to Pitch in for Baseball. Tyler has an ongoing collection drive and has donated thousands of pieces of equipment to this charity over the past nine years. This was the inspiration for the story and both Moldovan and Conkling support this wonderful organization.This is a heartwarming story that appeals to all ages, teaching the valuable lesson of paying it forward. It is inspired by the compassion of a nine-year-old boy celebrating a birthday where he chose to give rather than receive. The reader will learn how easy it is to make a difference in the world as sometimes the little things we do have the greatest impact.A heartwarming story for baseball fans of all ages and for parents and educators that want to teach the lesson of paying it forward.