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Inch and Miles, The Journey to Success
Wooden the Owl tasks his pupils, Inch the Inchworm and Miles the Mouse, to define success.
Inch and Miles use a magic silver whistle and set out on their journey to discover the building blocks of the Pyramid of Success. Wooden developed his Pyramid of Success while coaching the UCLA Bruins to 10 NCAA basketball National Championships. His coaching record proves conclusively that he knew what it takes to be successful. This book translates his wisdom in a way aimed at engaging children to teach important life lessons.
Logan, Iowa: Perfection Learning, 2003. 1st printing. 39 numbered pages plus one unnumbered. Hardcover book with dustjacket, both in FINE condition. Laid in are flyers from the UCLA bookstore where Coach Wooden signed the book. SIGNED “Love, John Wooden”.
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