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Phil Earle
A warm football adventure uses Pickles’s humorous viewpoint to explore a family trying to stay together while money problems and housing insecurity affect everyday life.
Michaela Morgan
A concise, focused account of Walter Tull’s life, linking football achievement with racism, military service and the search for respect. Its accessible presentation may help readers encounter a significant historical figure without a lengthy or highly demanding text.
Tom Palmer
A football-centred story about pressure, responsibility and learning to co-operate, with Roy juggling his place in the team, college, family duties and coaching. It offers both match-focused excitement and everyday-life concerns.
Choose this for a football-focused introduction to women’s football history, especially if the reader enjoys real players, sporting milestones, statistics and short factual sections alongside longer historical stories.
Michaela Morgan
A visually presented life story linking football, military leadership and racial unfairness.
Simon Mugford
Choose this for a lively introduction to a prominent women’s footballer, especially if the reader enjoys football facts, cartoons, quizzes and stories about recovering from setbacks.
Simon Mugford
A lively, illustrated football biography follows Salah from childhood in Egypt through youth football, setbacks and European success. Quizzes, facts, jokes and commentary add activity alongside the biographical storytelling.
Kit Cross
This appears to offer a focused introduction to Mary Fowler through the subject of football and the idea of sporting legends. The available details do not establish whether it is chiefly biographical, statistical, historical or motivational.
Dee Benson
Lara balances football training with her friends’ ideas for a school business competition. The book follows her effort to pursue sporting ambitions while managing friendship, feelings, competition and apparent pressure from people who enjoy seeing her struggle.
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