Tim Tebow loves football. Born in the Philippines to a father who prayed for him by name before "Timmy" was conceived, his mother was told to abort him. She didn't. This is the story of how a home-schooled young boy who couldn't figure out what it meant to say sports are just about having fun (winning counts too, Tim always said) grew up, and got famous. Along with that fame, were a lot of other people trying to tell his story, and not always doing a great job of it. So Tebow wrote this book, to tell his story, to set the record straight. His family, his upbringing, his games are detailed along with the bedrock of his life, which is his faith. This is the guy whose "John 3:16" in the black under his eyes worn during a game led to that verse of the New Testament being Googled over 94 million times. Tim's a cool kid and a great athlete with a big heart, and a solid faith. Available in book, large print book, e-book, and audiobook editions. This audiobook edition is unabridged--has everything but the photos. Read by Tom Wayland, who does a fine job; no weird vocal mannerisms. ~ 10 hours, on 8 CDs. Like the book, it's "Dedicated to all those who've been told they couldn't achieve their dreams." With the Gators, Tim became a two-time NCAA National Football Champ. He's the first sophomore to earn the Heisman Trophy, twice the Maxwell Award winner, got the Davey O'Brien Award for best college quarterback and also the James E Sullivan Award for most outstanding amateur athlete in any sport. The Tim Tebow Foundation is at http://www.timtebowfoundation.org/ . His Web site is www.timtebow.com. He's also on www.twitter.com/timtebow and www.facebook.com/timtebow.