Title: Castro's Curveball
Product review: This is the first summer where I've spent any time at all following baseball: I initially picked this book up purely because of the ball and glove on the cover. A few pages in, I was completely intrigued by Wendel's elaboration on the legend/myth of Castro being signed by the major leagues. This book was interesting in much the same way as Julia Alvarez's "Year of the Butterflies"; that is, it drew me into a part of history that I know little about and made me intrigued enough to want to read more on the topic.
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