LeBron James’ new children’s book mirrors his challenge in Philadelphia
LeBron James’ new book reflects his current NBA journey, as he moves from Los Angeles to Philadelphia.
By Anthony Hoffmann ·
LeBron James’ new children’s book mirrors his challenge in Philadelphia, as he moves from Los Angeles to Philadelphia. The book is about finding a balance between scary and fun, much like his current NBA journey. He says rewriting the NBA pecking order while relocating from Los Angeles to Philadelphia and trading the Lakers’ gold standard for the 76ers’ un-Processing is a little scary. But if the big kids (James, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid) work together with the little kids (Tyrese Maxey, VJ Edgecombe and Anfernee Simons), it also might be a lot of fun.
The book is about big kids and little kids working together to craft a Halloween party that finds the balance between scary and fun. This is a metaphor for James’ current NBA journey. He says rewriting the NBA pecking order while relocating from Los Angeles to Philadelphia and trading the Lakers’ gold standard for the 76ers’ un-Processing is a little scary. But if the big kids (James, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid) work together with the little kids (Tyrese Maxey, VJ Edgecombe and Anfernee Simons), it also might be a lot of fun.
The book is about finding a balance between scary and fun, much like his current NBA journey. He says rewriting the NBA pecking order while relocating from Los Angeles to Philadelphia and trading the Lakers’ gold standard for the 76ers’ un-Processing is a little scary. But if the big kids (James, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid) work together with the little kids (Tyrese Maxey, VJ Edgecombe and Anfernee Simons), it also might be a lot of fun.
The book is about big kids and little kids working together to craft a Halloween party that finds the balance between scary and fun. This is a metaphor for James’ current NBA journey. He says rewriting the NBA pecking order while relocating from Los Angeles to Philadelphia and trading the Lakers’ gold standard for the 76ers’ un-Processing is a little scary. But if the big kids (James, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid) work together with the little kids (Tyrese Maxey, VJ Edgecombe and Anfernee Simons), it also might be a lot of fun.
The book is about finding a balance between scary and fun, much like his current NBA journey. He says rewriting the NBA pecking order while relocating from Los Angeles to Philadelphia and trading the Lakers’ gold standard for the 76ers’ un-Processing is a little scary. But if the big kids (James, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid) work together with the little kids (Tyrese Maxey, VJ Edgecombe and Anfernee Simons), it also might be a lot of fun.
Source: CNN
