Kids Books - Sports
National Geographic Kids Funny Fill-in: My Backyard Adventure (NG Kids Funny Fill In)
By Becky Baines
I personally like to make up funny stories so I can make myself laugh.I like to also learn about different stuff every day
National Geographic Kids Get Outside Guide: All Things Adventure, Exploration, and Fun!
By Nancy Honovich, Julie Beer
I read this book because I'm interested in national geographic and well,I wanna b in the club,this is the obviously the only other thing I could do so,ya ✌peace
National Geographic Kids Everything Soccer: Score Tons of Photos, Facts, and Fun
By Blake Hoena
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I loved this book, and my nephew did, too! Lots of cool facts, lots of amazing pictures, and it got him all fired up about the World Cup! I would definitely recommend.
Basketball (Science of Sport)
By Suzanne Slade
I also like basketball. My baby (prettygirlgang) wanted me to play a sport so I decided to pick between basketball and football. I think I am going to play football but I am not sure yet so let´s see next time!!!
The BFG
By NA
Ho Hum.... What do we have here? The BFG by Roald Dahl is a classic for a reason. So, let's start shall we? I really loved this book. The characters are full of love and are just AMAZING. But.... there is still something going on here. Even though the story was amazing and such, I felt a tad-bit of randomness. Because of that it knocked off one star. Still four stars, nothing to worry about. Now, now , now.... let's talk about the main characters- The BFG and Sophie. Their friendship is adorable. I felt that this was a message to love someone in the inside not the outside. I know what you're thinking, just spill it out...... awwwwww❤️ Anyway, to wrap this whole thing up, The BFG by Roald Dahl is just plain AWESOME! And hey, 4 stars is not that bad.
Big Nate: Game On!
By Lincoln Peirce
The book i read is called Big nateGame on by Lincoln peirce is realistic fiction.I like this book because it's about 3 sports and I like 2 of them.The sports are soccer, basketball and Baseball whitch i don't enjoy that much.I would reccomnd this book for anyone who likes sports.Big nate did all those activities and had fun with his friend. I will give you a sneak peak something bad happens in all of those sports.
Courage to Soar: A Body in Motion, A Life in Balance
By Simone Biles
"Courage to Soar" is a non-fiction biography written about Simone Biles and her story. The author of this book is Michelle Burford, the cover designer is Ron Huizinga, and the interior designer is Denise Froelich. This book has 250 pages to read. It is about Simone Biles and all the challenges she has faced to get to the top as an Olympic gymnast. She needed to learn how to overcome these challenges. With this, she followed her goal and achieved great things. Simone Biles learned that with determination and confidence, you can achieve any goal. This can help readers realize this as well. Having a rough life, it was hard for Simone. For example, she had to be separated from her siblings and she had ADHD (Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) which is a condition where one has trouble focusing. Simone needed to get over these obstacles and hardships throughout her life. Did Simone overcome these struggles? Of course! This lesson has led her to all of her success and has improved her life majorly. The lesson is if you work hard and don't stop, you can be unstoppable. After all, you are learning this from a four-time gold medalist, I'm pretty positive she knows what she is talking about. Although, this book can be very inspiring, when you read it, it tends to get boring and unpleasant. This book talks more about her childhood leading up to her success with random facts. Only towards the end of the book, it starts talking about her achievements. This can get boring because you just read on and on waiting to come across the interesting parts. For this reason, I wouldn't recommend this book to people who like thrilling stories, but I would recommend this book to people who would like to get motivated and improve their life. In further explanation, this story can be extraordinary to some but displeasing to readers who seek action-packed books. This story answers a lot of questions I've had, but missed one. I would like to ask Simone Biles if when you sometimes get very stubborn and have an attitude towards people and coaches, do you ever feel bad about the way you treat them?
Quidditch Through the Ages
By Kennilworthy Whisp
This book transports you right into the Hogwarts library without apparition and is a thrilling read for everyone from the Harry Potter fan to the person who simply wants to learn more about mythical flying broomsticks. This book takes the magical object of a flying broomstick and it explains the history of everything from the Golden Snitch to the Quidditch Pitch. Harry Potter fan or not, this is a must-read!
Maniac Magee
By Jerry Spinelli
Jeffrey Lionel Magee. At least that was his name before he was known to be maniac. Jeffrey is a lonely, uncared for child whose parents died in the P&W trolley accident. After that, his auntie and uncle, Uncle Dan and Auntie Dot, took care of him. But unfortunately, they weren't talking to each other at the time when Maniac came into their lives. They were strict about catholicism and wouldn't get a divorce. Soon they started having two of everything, two TV's, two toasters, two bathtubs, two tables, Jeffrey ate with Uncle Dan on monday, Auntie dot ate with him on the tuesday, if they could they would even have two Jeffrey's. Then one night at the spring concert, after his class was finished singing, he was yelling at his aunt and uncle to talk, and that's what made him run away. Then he came into Two Mills, a few people say he saw him. People who actually saw him say they saw a kid with flapped sole sneakers running around. He then met a nice girl who's name was Amanda Beale. He begged and begged for her to give him a book but when she gave it to him, she was late to school. Now, he was doing a lot of stuff to get a lot of fame, he blocked a pass from Hand's down, he saved a kid from Finsterwalds backyard and sat on Finsterwalds front steps, he hit McNab's fastballs faster than he could pitch it, and also hit a frog ball, and lastly, he walked into the East End where he met Mars Bar. I highly recommend this book. It is very funny and entertaining.
The Steeplechase Secret (Free Rein #1)
By Jeanette Lane
I have seen the show before and I want to read the book









