Reviews for 501 Baseball Books

From MiLB.com:

"Nine left out of '501 Baseball Books':
Though thorough, Kaplan's book misses some Minor classics"

From The Times-Reporter (New Philadelphia, Ohio)'s "Shelf Life" ("A blog for book lovers, bookshop lovers, library lovers and those interested in the literary scene in the Tuscarawas Valley written by Jim Gill"):

​"Spring Baseball Books"

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By Dennis Anderson, Gatehouse News Services:

​"Book review: '501 Baseball Books Fans Must Read Before They Die'"

From Tom Hoffarth's "Farther off the Wall" blog:

"Worming our way into a stack of books, or 501 ways to bury yourself in stuff few keep on their shelves any longer" and "How dare we: 30 baseball books in the month of April, ’13"

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From Tom Hoffarth in the Los Angeles Daily News:

"How Ron Kaplan's book covers all the bases ... 501 of 'em"

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From Jan Gardner/The Find, Boston Globe:

"Ron Kaplan’s '501 Baseball Books Fans Must Read Before They Die' (University of Nebraska) is divided into 15 chapters, one for each genre from analysis to books for young readers. The chapter on autobiography, biography, and memoir is second in length only to the one devoted to history books. Kaplan, who hosts the Baseball Bookshelf blog, writes and edits sports and feature stories for the New Jersey Jewish News. He offers his take on every one of the books he’s included. If fans don’t like what they see happening on the field this season, Kaplan has loads of suggestions for reading about better days."

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