In his book "Remember Why You Play," David Thomas tells moving tales of coaches, players, and parents who teach readers important lessons about sportsmanship and character. The book places a strong emphasis on the idea that, in sports, playing well is more important than really succeeding. Beyond the world of sports, the lessons given in the book are both insightful and useful. "Remember Why You Play" emphasizes the value of sportsmanship, which is one of the main lessons to be learned. Thomas emphasizes throughout the book that being a good sport, rather than just winning, is the key to real sporting success. He shares tales of players who, in both victory and defeat, showed poise and humility, as well as coaches who put sportsmanship before