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Carly Patterson
Be Strong
2004 Olympic all-around gold medalist Carly Patterson describes her journey from cartwheeling in her backyard to standing on the winner’s podium in Athens, Greece. Carly was just 16 years old when she became the second American female in history to win the gold medal in the all-around gymnastics competition.

Aaron Brooks
Rise Above
Oakland Raiders star quarterback Aaron Brooks takes us on his life journey from starting at “The Bottom”—the name for his childhood neighborhood in Newport News, Virginia—to being one of the elite 32 NFL quarterbacks. Aaron emphasizes the positive vision he had about his future and details how he, step by step, achieved his dreams.
Carmelo Anthony
It's Just The Beginning
NBA Denver Nuggets star forward Carmelo Anthony opens the door to his inner and outer life journey. From the streets of Baltimore to winning a NCAA championship his freshman year in college, Carmelo has packed an amazing range of experience into his first two decades of life.

Vince Carter
Choose Your Course
NBA All-Star veteran Vince Carter shares how he went from a music-filled childhood to winning an Olympic gold medal, emphasizing the importance of knowing where you’re going and working hard to get there.

Brad Johnson
Play With Passion
Super Bowl winner Brad Johnson talks about how his family, schools, teachers, coaches, team, and friends all taught him the importance of having passion in, and for, life.

Tony Gonzalez
Catch & Connect
Kansas City Chiefs’ five-time pro Bowl tight end Tony Gonzalez shows us that the road to athletic greatness and personal fulfillment is not always a smooth one. From conquering a fear of bullying to building deep relationships with his extended family and civic communities, Tony demonstrates the power of recognizing and acting on what’s really important in life.

Sue Bird
Be Yourself
WNBA All-Star and 2004 Olympian Sue Bird gives an inside look at how a young girl from Syosset, New York, grew up to be one of the real pioneers of women’s basketball in the U.S. From playing with Barbies and climbing trees to winning national championships, Sue shows us the special spirit that guided her to be herself.

Eric Gagné
Break Barriers
Cy Young winner Eric Gagné first came to the U.S. not speaking a word of English. His solution of watching hours of MTV as a crash course in English typifies his creative approach to overcoming life challenges.

Rachel's Challenge
A Columbine Legacy
On April 20, 1999, Rachel Scott was eating lunch with a friend in front of her high school when she was approached by two fellow students with guns, shot four times, and killed. Her story is of a girl who refused to be average and instead, lived a life of purpose and compassion. Her legacy challenges others to do the same.

Chicken Soup for the Preteen Soul 2
Chicken Soup for the Preteen Soul 2 features a story about Kristi Yamaguchi (excerpted from PFK's book Always Dream) and 100 other stories about taking charge, making a difference, and moving through the preteen years. For ages 9-13.
Chicken Soup for the Kid’s Soul
Chicken Soup for the Kid’s Soul features 101 Stories of Courage, Hope, and Laughter. Young readers will find inspiration to believe in their dreams and discover hope for a promising future. For ages 9-13.



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