Deborah, It's a non-fiction book about the evolution of football. It has two storylines: One is the changes that happen to football in the course of time. Lewis examines individual coaches and players that shape the game over time.
Explanation:
The Blind Side argues that poverty and racism create a sort of prison, and how people need to be rescued from them, also states that it is a righteous act what people do to help someone out of that imprisonment.
Michael Oher is really, really frosted that they made it look like Leigh Anne Tuohy had to show him how to play football. Oher wrote this book to explain to kids that there is more to escaping a life of great poverty and need than waiting around to be adopted by rich people.
