Charles Dickerson’s children’s book “Baseball Is Cool” offers valuable insights into both sportsmanship and personal character. Through its engaging narrative, the book explores what it means to excel not just as an athlete, but as a young individual of integrity. Schools would benefit greatly from inviting Dickerson to share his work with students. During his visit, he could read from his book and lead a thoughtful discussion on the critical values of kindness and responsibility. This interactive experience would reinforce the book’s positive messages and provide students with a memorable opportunity to engage with these important life lessons.