Harry and Lola Meet MacDuffer: (Harry and Lola adventures) (Volume 4)
Heroes, idols and people we look up to are important to all of us, young and old.  One person, author Jean Nave, has looked up to all her life is golfer, Arnold Palmer. “So many famous people become a disappointment viewed over a lifetime.  But Arnold Palmer has always been a kind, generous person,” says Ms Nave. He was the inspiration behind her learning to play golf when she lived in California during the 1970s.  And he became the inspiration for this book when she wanted to share with kids something about joys of golf the beauty of her adopted Central Oregon.  “Golf is such a great game for kids.  Rather than sitting all day with a computer gadget, kids get out and exercise, breathe fresh air and learn to keep an honest score.  Computer games keep score for the kids, but in golf, you keep your own score.  Think about the value of such a lesson.  Honesty is reinforced by keeping a true count of your strokes!” says Jean