WHO'S HOCKEY? Children's Book Team 10 Pack

About the Author

Jeff McLean has over 30 years experience in the communications business, with many international accolades to his name. Most notably for his work with the NHL for his invention of Pride Tape, created as a badge of support from the hockey world to the LGBTQ community. When hes not working, Jeff combines his love of travel with his love of hockey, traveling to as many NHL games as he can get away with. Illustrator and Designer Nicola Pringle has a reputation of being one of the most talented and versatile illustrators in Western Canada. Nicola also has a storied career in marketing and communications, winning many national and international awards for projects such as NoHomophobes.com. Nicola is a proud mother of two and still makes time for softball during Alberta summers. Writer Terri Roberts started her career as a PR professional in New York, NY. Her first major event was in aid of Ice Hockey in Harlem. Eventually returning home to Newfoundland, Canada. Terri spends off hours pushing herself with friends on the volleyball court or rowing the waters of her beloved hometown

Details & Specs

Title: Who's Hockey?: A "Hockey is for Everyone" Book About Acceptance

Format: Paperback

Product dimensions:40 pages, 10 X 8 X 1 in

Shipping dimensions:40 pages, 10 X 8 X 1 in

Published: September 24, 2022

Publisher: Game Seven Media Inc.

Language: English

Appropriate for All Ages

ISBN - 13:9781777305604

Editorial Reviews

A C C E P T A N C E - The value of playing hockey is more than the score of any game, it’s also about building friendships, getting up when you fall, and learning to work together with others as a team. I was fortunate to have played 15 seasons in the National Hockey League. When I look back, I realize how important the game was to the development of who I am today – it instilled a sense of dedication, perseverance and compassion into everything I do. When the NHL joined together with hockey leaders from around the world to create The Declaration of Principles, the hockey community recognized acceptance as one of the core principles in the game. Acceptance has been important on every team I’ve played on, from youth to the professionals. Accepting others is more than simply inviting them to join. It means making sure everyone feels welcome, comfortable, and supported to be their true selves. In Who’s Hockey, we see Cam living the principle of acceptance by recognizing what makes others unique – their skills and potential – and brings together a diverse group of new friends through the sport. Whether you love hockey already, or are new to the game entirely, we can all learn something from Cam’s story. Pat LaFontaine Hockey Hall of Fame – 2003