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- Heat 1,087 copies, 51 reviews
- Travel Team 533 copies, 19 reviews
- Summer Ball 503 copies, 12 reviews
- Miracle on 49th Street 441 copies, 24 reviews
- The Big Field 420 copies, 14 reviews
- Million-Dollar Throw 256 copies, 8 reviews
- Two-Minute Drill 229 copies, 8 reviews
- Hero 222 copies, 44 reviews
- The Batboy 175 copies, 5 reviews
- Hot Hand 165 copies, 2 reviews
- Safe At Home 77 copies, 2 reviews
- Bump and Run 76 copies, 1 review
- Full Court Press 61 copies, 3 reviews
- Summer of '98 58 copies
Top members (works)Svar180 (14), packers12 (13), ErGr0206 (12), bvsw (12), johnkalkowski (11), jwcooper3 (10), k6dd (10), 20explorer (10), asherwood414 (10), mrsgannon (10), MsGlock (9), kormsby531 (9), alcuinmontessori (9), KidsBooksLCPL (9) — more Recently addedgeislerc (1), joaniedgraham (1), charlottehighmedia (1), Narshkite (1), nzkiwi (1), madamediotte (1), loius (2), libraryvcs (1), mrstheobald (1) Legacy LibrariesMember favoritesMike Lupica has 2 media appearances. Charlie Rose: A conversation with Mike Lupica (March 22, 1995) A conversation with author Mike Lupica about sports, Michael Jordan, Mike Tyson, and his novel
Charlie Rose: A conversation about Jackie Robinson (April 15, 1997) A discussion with Jackie Robinson's widow, Rachel Robinson, about her late husband's ground-breaking entry into baseball as the first African-American player. She also talks about the beginning of their relationship as students at UCLA in 1941 and her book
Mike Lupica has 4 past events. (show) New York Times bestselling author Mike Lupica discusses “Hero” his new book about a boy who becomes a superhero. Mike Lupica is the author of seven consecutive New York Times best-selling young-adult novels. Titles include “The Batboy,” Travel Team,” “Heat” and “Million-Dollar Throw.” ... (more)Talented sportwriter Mike Lupica has reinvented himself over the past few years as an immensely successful author of young adult stories. His latest installment, Hero, is the story of fourteen-year-old Zach Harriman, whose dad had been a hero, a savior to America and a confidante of the president. Then ... (more)Welcome Mike Lupica, one of America’s top sports journalists as he shares his new novel for young readers, The Batboy. It’s a dream summer for a 14-year-old baseball fan when he gets to be a major league batboy. But the boy has an even bigger dream- and that’s to win back his father.
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Member ratingsAverage: No ratings.Related people/charactersImprove this authorCombine/separate worksAuthor divisionMike Lupica is currently considered a "single author." If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author. IncludesMike Lupica is composed of 4 names. You can examine and separate out names. Combine with…
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