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Girls FC: the best team for football and friendship
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The under eleven girls’ league is well underway and Lucy Skidmore is her team’s best defender. Bright, sporty and happy-go-lucky, her parents’ divorce doesn’t seem to have affected her at all. The same is not true of her older brother, Harry. He is so badly behaved! Lucy overcompensates by trying to please both parents all the time. But with a dad living miles away, a mum stressed out and a sulky brother to contend with, Lucy is feeling the pressure.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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I made the mistake of reading the first few pages of this book in the classroom whilst my class were getting ready for PE. One small splutter of laughter resulting from page 2, and they all wanted to know what I was reading. Now I have a list of children desperate to read it - even though it's really an easy read for the majority of them!
This is a fantastic book aimed at the majority of girls from 7 to 10 - particularly those who have an interest in football; although anyone with a sense of humour should relate to the key characters.
Megan, the main character,is a lively, inquisitive child who is desperate to join a girls' football team - but there are none in the area. No-one gets chosen for the school team until they are in Year 5 at the bare minimum - and she's still in Year 3 - so what can she do?
The solution is lovely - and the sense of humour reverberates throughout the book, making it appeal to a wide number of children.
A terrific stocking filler - particularly for young tomboys; but I reckon most girls will enjoy this innovative new series.
This is a fantastic book aimed at the majority of girls from 7 to 10 - particularly those who have an interest in football; although anyone with a sense of humour should relate to the key characters.
Megan, the main character,is a lively, inquisitive child who is desperate to join a girls' football team - but there are none in the area. No-one gets chosen for the school team until they are in Year 5 at the bare minimum - and she's still in Year 3 - so what can she do?
The solution is lovely - and the sense of humour reverberates throughout the book, making it appeal to a wide number of children.
A terrific stocking filler - particularly for young tomboys; but I reckon most girls will enjoy this innovative new series.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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"Girls FC" is a new series of books aimed at girls who are interested in football. The first book focussed on Megan Fawcett who dreams of being a goalkeeper and how she begins to form a new girls football team. The text is quite large and is arranged in short chapters which keep the reader interested and it would be suitable for children around 7-10.
Although it is quite a simple story, as it is setting up a series I imagine there will be more depth to the characters and storylines as the series progresses. Helena Pielichaty's books will definately appeal to a group of children who have been previously neglected in the reading market. Recommended for football mad girls!
Although it is quite a simple story, as it is setting up a series I imagine there will be more depth to the characters and storylines as the series progresses. Helena Pielichaty's books will definately appeal to a group of children who have been previously neglected in the reading market. Recommended for football mad girls!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I gave this to my eleven year old daughter to read and she said she really liked it. She wants to read the whole series and thinks that wearing a tiara to football practice is a good thing to do. She liked the story and read it in less than a day. She also thought it would make a good book for the reading scheme at school. So that's pretty comprehensive praise then! Highly recommended by a voracious and discriminating reader.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Disappointing
I bought this for my football mad 8 year old daughter, but was very disappointed with the quality of the writing. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Jamsandwich
Book one of an engaging series
The Girls FC books are great. Each book is about a different girl in an under-elevens team. And each has a strong message, but not so heavy that it gets in the way of each being a... Read more
Published 22 months ago by Tom Palmer
OK, but didn't grab attention
My daughter (aged 8, year 4) started reading this, but it didn't grab her attention and it was only when I read it to her that she found any enthusiasm for it. Read more
Published on 24 May 2010 by N. Gratton
The first in a long series
The book is aimed at young girls, and as the father of a young girl I had to endure the tales of fairy wings and tiaras being worn to football practice (all the while I was asking... Read more
Published on 21 April 2010 by sb
Do Goalkeepers wear Tiaras?
This is the first in a series of books about a female football team. The story is told by the goalkeeper of the team and is aimed at a young audience, probably with an interest in... Read more
Published on 19 Jan 2010 by Clare
Doesn't score all the time
My other half read this story to her 6 year old and left her to read some of it herself. She's a good reader and the nice big print and short chapters should have made this a... Read more
Published on 19 Nov 2009 by Cheeky Monkey
A quick read.
This book is written for football mad girls and as such this is an area of writing that needs more books like this. It is the first book in a new series. Read more
Published on 22 Oct 2009 by Lily
Not for everyone...
I ordered this product for my mum, who teaches seven year olds. She thought it might be nice to read this title to the class, as the characters in this book are about the same... Read more
Published on 16 Oct 2009 by xenofan
Can "girly" girls enjoy football - yes, they can!
My eight year old grand-daughter really enjoyed this story. She's a solid reader but 8 is probably at the lower end of the age range for this book - a less confident reader of this... Read more
Published on 10 Sep 2009 by A. I. McCulloch
Inspirational and witty
I would say, this book is aimed at aged 10 or lower and one can make out from the size of text as well as the story line. Read more
Published on 9 Sep 2009 by Champak
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