This is a well-done very beginning reader. It's got some basic sight words, but it tosses in "soccer" as well. It's a good way to learn an extra word painlessly.

Liked the book and illistrations. Fun to read with kids and learn about soccer. Would recommend this book.

I asked for the book because of mu husband, he loves soccer. This books helps young children to get an idea about what is soccer all about. I still think that it is more interesting to play than to read about it.

As always, good to have a title that explains it all. According to the blurb, “This book features less than 50 words and uses repetition to build confidence.” I’m not sold on that technique; I think it’s more likely to inspire boredom.
And indeed it’s incredibly simplistic, which should make it good for about three-year-olds. The rhyming was nice.
3.5 pushed up to 4/5

This book has some lovely bright, clear images that really help to tell the story.
Its an ideal book to start of younger ones learning some words, which a sport that they love.
4 stars from me for this one.

This book is a great beginning reader. It has very cute illustrations and great repetitive rhythm for beginning readers.

A very simple beginning reader about playing soccer. So much better than the old Dick and Jane books.

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Very cute and with an easy message but ultimately the characters were too stock and the plot was nonexistent.

This is a cute beginning to read story. It is made up of 18 words that have a lot of repetition. The illustrations are large, colourful and inviting. I read this to my grandson who is three and he liked it. This would be a great book for a grade one classroom where the children are learning. This would also help to develop confidence in those who are a little farther along in their reading ability. I recommend this book for family and primary class libraries.

Love the illustrations, love the high interest topic. I really appreciated the list of words at the end and could certainly use those as sight words.