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Summary: A gorgeous celebration of baseball's temples
Review: My dad and I are huge fans of books about baseball parks, their histories, dimensions, behind-the-scenes, etc. Rosen's Blue Skies, Green Fields is an absolutely stunning book that really gives an overview of the evolution of baseball parks, up to some of the newest stadiums in MLB.It has gorgeous photography (many pics I've never seen) and although the text is minimal, it is meaningful. While I have yet to see the comprehensive, "end-all" of ballpark books, this is a great addition to any baseball fan's bookshelf.
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Summary: A gorgeous celebration of baseball's temples
Review: My dad and I are huge fans of books about baseball parks, their histories, dimensions, behind-the-scenes, etc. Rosen's Blue Skies, Green Fields is an absolutely stunning book that really gives an overview of the evolution of baseball parks, up to some of the newest stadiums in MLB. It has gorgeous photography (many pics I've never seen) and although the text is minimal, it is meaningful. While I have yet to see the comprehensive, "end-all" of ballpark books, this is a great addition to any baseball fan's bookshelf.
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Summary: Mediocre information, but great photographs
Review: There are many ballpark books which provide more and better information about ballparks. If you are going to buy this book, it should be for the stunning photographs of modern ballparks, the best I have ever seen published.
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Summary: wow-what a great book-i can't put it down
Review: this book by ira rosen is beatifully written and the photographs are outstanding. the amount of information contained in his book is overwhelming. the interviews he has put together are spectacular. i highly recommend this book to not only baseball fans but all who enjoy good reading and want to have the knowledge of baseball and its history. A+++
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Summary: Mediocre information, but great photographs
Review: This book is one of the best baseball books I have ever read. It beautifly incorporates pictures, quotes, and facts about baseball's best parks into a single rescource. This is the best book for baseball fans to learn about and enjoy America's ballparks. I would recommend it above any other baseball book. It would make an excellent holiday gift for everyone on your list.
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Summary: What an Amazing Book!
Review: This book is one of the best baseball books I have ever read. It beautifly incorporates pictures, quotes, and facts about baseball's best parks into a single rescource. This is the best book for baseball fans to learn about and enjoy America's ballparks. I would recommend it above any other baseball book. It would make an excellent holiday gift for everyone on your list.
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Summary: Beautiful, But Incomplete Picture Book
Review: This book is written by a man who loves the subject. The pictures in this book are big and interesting. This is the first book on this subject that I've read that shows the outside shots of the stadium. However, this book does not get the five star rating because it seldom goes into great depth into any stadium. Even Yankee Stadium and Fenway Park get only six pages each. Also, the pictures in this book were often flawed, with the author often using a painting, a very blurred picture, or an unusual camera angle. You don't get to see little things such as the Crosley incline or the Brooklyn Abe Stark sign. Furthermore, the book does not cover the newest stadiums in Pittsburgh or Milwaukee and leaves out some of the older classisc such as Braves Field, Griffith, and Baker and omits transitional stadiums such as Seals, Exhibition, and Colt. I'm thankful for what is in the book but I'm also a big fan of baseball stadium history. I am also aware of what is not in the book, which is a considerable amount.
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Summary: Great Book,Loved It !
Review: This is a must buy for every baseball fan. This book has kept me captivated so far for hours reviewing each and every stadium. Great photo shots, great tidbits of info from Major Leaguers re their favorite parks and why. Kudos to Ira Rosen for a work of art to a Sports Fan.
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