Lebron James: The G.O.A.T: The Story Of One Of The Greatest Basketball Players Of All Time

Read the Incredible story of one of the best basketball players of all time !This is the story of Lebron James's basketball career and journey into what makes him one of the best to ever play the game. He is widely regarded as one of the biggest sports icons in the world and his name is recognized by almost any sports enthusiasts. From his unbelievable god given athletic ability, to his sportsmanship, character and leadership, Lebron is the type of player most dream to be. 

A preview of what you will read. 
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* High School Journey ( Freshman through Senior Year )
* Stats of all his high school games
* Detailed info about his NBA Career, winning his first, second and third ring
* Endorsements and Earnings
* Off The Court
* Pictures of Lebron

An excerpt from the book:

With the first pick in the 2003 NBA draft the 
Cleveland Cavaliers select Lebron James. Cleveland fans 
would never forget those words. There was much 
speculation whether or not Lebron would be the first pick in 
the NBA draft. Lebron was happy to stay home and play 
for his hometown team. His main focus would be to turn 
the Cleveland franchise around and take them to the 
NBA finals. It would be the start of an era that would 
ignite the Quicken Loans arena for decades to come.

    The endorsements, fans and critics came pouring 
in his first season with the Cavs. In his very first game 
against the Sacramento Kings, Lebron scored 25 points 
and set a NBA record for the most points scored by 
debut player. He was absolutely explosive in his first 
game. The crowd loved to watch him because he played 
the game with a tenacity and desire to win. Lebron went 
on to average 20.9 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 5.9 assists 
per game in his first season with the Cavaliers. He had a 
season high of 41 points on 3/27/2004 against the New 
Jersey Nets and it showed everyone that the kid from 
Akron was here to stay and make his mark on the game. 
It was no question that Lebron had talent, but would he 
be able to turn the Cavaliers around? The Cavs ended 
the season with a record of 35-47 and failed to make the 
playoffs. Even though they failed to make the playoffs, 
with Lebron on the roster, they had a massive 18 game 
improvement from the previous year. It became 
apparent that he was there to improve the dynamic of 
the team and push everyone around him to perform 
better.