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@dtwohig’s Mets Library #28: Still A Kid At Heart

MetsPolice Library Still A Kid At Heart

Gary was a great player, and a great individual.  As a writer though, he’s on par with most other players who pen their own autobiographies.

The purpose of Still a Kid at Heart: My Life in Baseball and Beyond seemed to be more to promote Gary as a potential major league manager than a look into his great career.  I still treasure this book though as it is signed by Gary to me.

One Reply to “@dtwohig’s Mets Library #28: Still A Kid At Heart”

  1. “The Gamer” by Carter in 1993 is a traditional autobiography. The stories on how he won the “Punt Pass and Kick” competition as a kid and he time with the expos is really cool. There is a lot of religion in there along with some mommy issues because she died when he was young. Quick read and worth it for Carter fans especially for the Expos material.

    http://www.amazon.com/The-Gamer-11-Time-All-Stars-Inside/dp/0849910714/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386170314&sr=8-1&keywords=%22the+gamer%22+gary+carter

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