Pretty decent, if over too quickly, this puzzle book for footie fans is a good way for the youngsters to revise what they know of the game, and achieve what they can when it comes to simple logic puzzles, mazes, anagrams and the easiest of codes, and so on. Here is everything from the different positions, to the star names of old, the transfer fees, the stir-fried aeroplanes and the pizza vomit (a nickname for a particularly horrid Australian national squad shirt). The biggest contention here is how much women's "soccer" is in it, but the minority interests do take second place to the wacky haircuts and the trivia about the history of the sport we pick up while going through this. Even a kind of die-based Battleships keeps interest in this alive long after the rest has been filled in, which is great news – especially as it really wouldn't take too many rainy days to go through, with some smart kids managing it in just a couple of half-time breaks.

Interesting soccer activity book my son had fun flipping through all the different actives. Great book and also great illustrations for young future football (soccer) players to learn the basics and some history behind the sport. Great illustrations

This reads exactly like a game! The game on a screen!

I love how well the illustrations have made it so real with simple steps to follow with all the basic information on the game.

Gift this book and see the fun! Perfect for group reading activities.

Thank you, Quarto Publishing Group - Wide Eyed Editions, for the advance reading copy.

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I am a big fan of the old fashioned activity book that requires only pencils and no screens. They are portable and great for travel and car time.,

This title features puzzles about Soccer, rather than general activities. I think that elementary school aged children who like the sport will happily spend time with this title.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group-Wide Eyed Editions