Free (nook/Kindle) Hawkeytown: The Chicago Blackhawks' 2013 Season [Sports Reporting]

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Hawkeytown: The Chicago Blackhawks' Unforgettable 2013 Season by The Chicago Tribune Staff is a commemorative collection of the news reports, articles, interview soundbites, etc. surrounding the hockey team's many victories for the year, free courtesy of publisher Agate's Digital imprint.

Currently free @ B&N & Amazon (not available to Canadians). Will likely also show up in DRM-free PDF available worldwide direct from the publisher's website after a couple of days, if the pattern for their other recent freebies holds true.

ETA: Now a repeat freebie, and also available @ B&N UK, Amazon UK, iTunes (not available to Canadians), may also be free @ Google Play for the US, and may drop later directly @ the publisher's webstore (DRM-free ePub available worldwide), as some Agate freebies have done in recent weeks.

And this has been the selected (kind of by default; if it hadn't been a repeat I'd have chosen the LGBT Chicago history book for this slot) 3rd (non-repeat) free ebook thread of the day.

Although I have to say that my favourite of Canada's national winter spectator sports is actually curling, which is always inordinately entertaining to watch people seriously for serious scrub brooms in front of the path of a slowly moving stone with such fervent intensity*. Hours of fun!

Enjoy!

Description
The Chicago Blackhawks played an abbreviated but unforgettable 2013 season. It began with a 5-2 victory over the defending Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings, continued with a record-setting 24-game run to start the season without a regulation loss and ended with a mighty march toward a second National Hockey League championship in four seasons.

Hawkeytown: The Chicago Blackhawks' Unforgettable 2013 Season captures all of those thrilling moments through news reports, columns and photos that originally appeared in the Chicago Tribune. From a long labor dispute that finally ended in January to the gritty and inspired performances of forward Patrick Sharp, goaltender Corey Crawford and team captain Jonathan Toews, among others, Hawkeytown is a special keepsake for any true Hawks fan.

* One of these days I should open up my DVD of the Men in Brooms TV series spin-off and see how it compares with the eponymous movie (funny and recommended, especially if you have fond memories of Paul Gross from Due South or Slings & Arrows, which are also funny and recommended).

[ATDrake]

Now also free @ Kobo (not available to Canadians).

[ATDrake]

Now a repeat freebie @ B&N & Amazon (both newly free in the UK). Also free @ iTunes US. Linkage edited into OP.