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	At Fenway: Dispatches from Red Sox Nation, by Dan Shaughnessy. The Boston Globe sportswriter's book is an in-depth look at what it means to be a diehard Sox fan. His personal experiences are woven together with accounts of the players, fans, and supporting characters who have shaped the history of the team and of Red Sox Nation. Every Red Sox fan must read this book! Paperback - Buy from Amazon.com: Details/Order
Feeding the Green Monster, by Rob Neyer. The ESPN.com columnist who grew up a Kansas City Royals fan proves you don't have to be from Boston to appreciate Fenway Park. Neyer attended every home game at Fenway in 2000, and his book chronicles the season from a baseball fan's viewpoint. Experience sitting through a cold April game, catching a foul ball, and witnessing a walk-off homer as if you were in the stands yourself. Paperback - Buy from Amazon.com: Details/Order RedSoxDiehard.com is happy to feature Chapter 1 of Feeding the Green Monster online, courtesy of iPublish.com.)
	Fenway: A Biography in Words and Pictures, by Dan Shaughnessy and Stan Grossfield. This beautiful book celebrates every aspect of the storied ballpark. From the players to the fans to the scoreboard operators to the Green Monster, the book captures the unique feel of Fenway Park. It is divided into five sections: Historic Fenway, Game Day, The Wall, The All-Star Game at Fenway, and Fenway Memories, which contains writing from 14 fans of Fenway, from Stephen King to Carl Yastrzemski. This book is a must for all fans of the Olde Towne Team and our beloved ballpark. Hardcover - Buy from Amazon.com: Details/Order Paperback - Buy from Amazon.com: Details/Order
Fenway Park: Legendary Home of the Boston Red Sox, by John Boswell and David Fisher. This fascinating illustrated history of Fenway includes a pop-up, scale model of the park! The model is large and detailed, and is followed by an informative trip through Fenway's history with a lot of facts and pictures I haven't seen anywhere else. Currently out of print, but well worth it if you can find a copy. Search for available new/used copies