Sidney Crosby is no stranger to attention. He's attracted it since his days in youth hockey. Stories spread about his prowess with a puck before he was old enough to enter the NHL. Seemingly born with a stick in his hand and skates on his feet, Crosby was a natural goal scorer and leader. The number-one pick by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 2005 draft, he exceeded expectations. Crosby led the struggling Pens to the Stanley Cup just a few seasons later. Readers get a sheer and thrilling peek at Crosby's life on and off the ice.