A biography of the star guard for the Los Angeles Lakers who shocked fans by retiring in 1991 because he had contracted the AIDS virus.
The basketball superstar reflects on his boyhood in Michigan, college career, NBA success, teammates, friends and family, HIV infection, and his new status as a role model
Profiles the life and career of Earvin "Magic" Johnson, the talented guard for the Los Angeles Lakers, three-time most valuable player in the National Basketball Association, and discusses his efforts to deal with the AIDS virus.
Believing in Magic is the story of Cookie’s marriage to Earvin—nearly four decades of loving each other, losing their way, and eventually finding a path they never imagined.
Gives a detailed account of the dazzling careers of two of basketball's greatest players--L.A. Lakers' "Magic" Johnson and Chicago Bulls' Michael Jordan--in a compilation of statistics, anecdotes, and photographs
The basketball superstar reveals his thoughts while executing some of the most intricate and complicated plays in basketball and provides witty anecdotes about his family, coaches, teammates, and rivals
Examines the life and work of the star of the Los Angeles Lakers who became a crusader for AIDS education and treatment and established himself as a business leader after his retirement from the team.
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This fascinating edition spotlights Magic Johnson as he confronts HIV and works as a spokesman against AIDS.
Magic Johnson's fearlessness, courage, and determination were evident whenever he stepped on the basketball court.
Describes Johnson's accomplishments on the court and in the community, and provides information about AIDS and the HIV virus