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T.O. becoming children's book author

Cowboys star's first book, 'Little T Learns to Share,' comes out next month

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Kyle Egnatuk, 11, left, of Beachwood, N.J., and Ryan Baber, 10, of Bayville, N.J., show their support for Philadelphia Eagles receiver Terrell Owens last year.
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updated 4:16 p.m. ET Oct. 8, 2006

DALLAS - Terrell Owens has learned the importance of playing nice — at least in print.

The outspoken Dallas receiver is set to release his first children’s book in mid-November. But the book, titled “Little T Learns to Share,” will be a far cry from the tell-all book T.O. released in July.

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Little T, the main character, refuses to share his football but eventually learns he can’t enjoy his new ball without friends.

“I tried to play outside alone and throw it by myself, but football isn’t football unless you play with someone else,” Little T says in the book.

“It’s a life lesson for discipline,” co-author Courtney Parker said Friday on The Dallas Morning News’ Web site. “It’s ironic because he’s considered one of the more undisciplined players in the NFL.”

The book is the first in T.O.’s Timeout Series. The second book, “Little T Learns What Not to Say,” is due in spring 2007, and the third, “Little T Learns To Say I’m Sorry,” is scheduled for release the following fall.

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