Sports is being practiced in various forms since the existence of mankind. The first Olympic Games retraced in 760 BC. Later on, new games were added such as wrestling, boxing, javelin, equestrian, jumping, discus etc. In the last Olympics more than thirty sports games were played The last Olympics Played in Rio was watched by 3 billion people, So the number of viewers itself proves that the Olympic games are more popular in the recent time. You can also enjoy reading, sports books on Onviewer. There are many sports books you would like to read, but I can give glimpses of the few good books they are as follows-

- The White Heat: My Autobiography by Tomás Ó Sé

The Irish nation is made behind Gaelic football. People love playing Gaelic football right from the school age. In the book “The White Heat” the author Tomás Ó Sé narrates his own life as a sportsperson after the retirement. He retired in the year 2013. He belonged to such a family background where Gaelic football was always the first priority as family members also use to be also play football. Onviewer provides a great choice for those readers who love to read sports books.

- The Kid Who Batted 1000 - Troon McAllister

The kid who battled 1000 is a funny story about baseball. The owner Holden Canfield spent their budget on Des Moines Majestyks and selected other team members who were inexperienced or were low on talent. Under such circumstances, Manager Zuke Johansen gave up the hope to win the game. But no sooner one scout boy who was introduced as Marvin Kowalski and also knew few rules about the game and he had one good skill to find which kind of pitch is coming almost before it leaves the pitcher's hand. His this one skill had given hope to fight against the game aggressively. It’s a nice story narrated by Troon McAllister.

- Ten-Gallon War: The NFL’s Cowboys, the AFL’s Texans, and the Feud for Dallas’s Pro Football by John Eisenberg

In the 60’s professional football began nationwide except The Texas. It is an interesting story of two young oil business magnates who started football franchises in Dallas the same year and named their franchise as The NFL’s Dallas Cowboys, and the Dallas Texans of the AFL. But almost overnight, a harsh warfare was born between these two teams. The two tycoons Lamar Hunt and Clint Murchison became mad to fight until the death in the game because they loved Texas pigskin. Finally the race started ; both the team owners put all their effort to win the game. Read this interesting, exciting game-war penned by John Eisenberg.

Onviewer library is merely meant to highlight the sporting activities. You can read a number of books, audio and much more on Onviewer with a single click. You can get thrilled with most popular football or baseball matches or any other games through this library. Members can access books on any of the devices or with any of browsers easily. You can reach good books very easily.