Bob Carroll Knihy

Describes the events surrounding the crucial World War II battle in which Stalin's troops repulsed the Nazi invaders of the Soviet Union.

We are writing this book for our family and friends because we believe it is a unique, fun and wonderful love story. In Part I of the book, we spin our romantic yarn in a section titled "Fairy Tales Do Come True!" Our love story is written as a fairy tale, but it all really did happen. It really did!

The book explores the profound need for a genuine encounter with God's love, contrasting it with the often painful experiences many have had with their earthly fathers. It addresses the longing for a relationship that is tender, freeing, and joyful, emphasizing the importance of internalizing the truth of being loved by God. Through this exploration, readers are encouraged to heal from past wounds and embrace a deeper understanding of divine love.

"While the sabermetrics revolution in baseball is now fully institutionalized, other sports have embraced data analysis more slowly-especially American football. Yet thirty-five years ago, Bob Carroll, John Thorn, and Pete Palmer were laying the groundwork for the transformation of the sport when they wrote The Hidden Game of Football. Readers in 1988 found this book to be staggering, with myths and misconceptions 'left strewn in the wake of their analysis like the Columbia University secondary after a running play' (Allen Barra). Today, with statistical analysis becoming more widely accepted across the NFL, the book seems prescient and influential--as Aaron Schatz notes in his new foreword"--