Rocket Launcher
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Denton looked at Woody coaching first base. "Just try and hit the ball, son," said Woody. Denton looked at all the bases. They were filled. Denton looked at Amanda at second base, and she winked at him. Denton blushed. Denton looked at the stands. Moms and dads everywhere. Denton looked at the ball sitting on the tee. He was nervous, but he didn't tell anybody. He remembered to trust Jesus.
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About the Book
Rocket Launcher is a children's book emphasizing a young boy's trust in the Lord. Denton is a six year old boy who loved to watch baseball, but never wanted to play. In his own words, he liked being the audience. Through a series of events with his family, he decides to play t-ball. The story portrays that with a little practice, a positive attitude and faith in God, you can succeed. So take a seat in the t-ball stands and see what happens at Denton's first baseball game.
About the Author
D.T. (Denny) Broadhurst realized at an early age that he had a God-given talent for drawing, especially cartooning. He grew up in the Ohio Valley region and went to school and college in West Virginia.
On a trip to Daytona Beach, Florida he saw a young woman at the airport and it was love at first sight for Denny. Two years later he married Elizabeth. The day after their marriage they moved to southern California. California was good to them as they raised three children and Denny had his own wholesale fashion accessories business.
Since then, Denny and Elizabeth have relocated to the mountain ranges of north central Arizona in the Prescott area. Denny is now a Christian storyteller and cartoonist. Another work by Denny is The Faringo Kid, a humorous view of the old West in cartoon form.