The athletes that bust their butts on the field and then come home and still have time to do their nails are the ones that I'm talking about. Soccer girls never quit, and just as much an athlete as boys are. We are unstoppable, and here's my little book for girls like you and me.

Alexis Jacobs. She was never the girly girl, she was practically a guy. She played all kinds of sports; soccer, football, hockey, you name it she's probably done it. When her family moves to the sunny California, Alexis' plans of playing sports has been ruined. She wanted to play on all the sports teams at her new school, but somehow ended up on the cheer team. Does she like Cheerleading? No. Not at all. Alexis can't quit now. She's on the team the team for good.

I'm awesome were all awesome this is my book you must read this no questions This is all about me ya me hey me how are you today be quiet me teehee

Lindsey Adams does not want to do a spring sport in her Freshman year. However, she needs something to do with her free time. Then it hits her: manage a team. But which team? Baseball. She finally works up the nerve to talk to the coach, and he lets her manage the varsity team. She has to come to every practice and game, and even join the boys if they go out for a celebratory meal. Sounds great, right? Spending all that time with all the upperclassmen six packs. That's exactly what Lindsey thought. What she didn't expect was sixteen new brothers that watch her every move and beat up every boy who lays an eye on her. Now how is she supposed to get asked to Prom?

Layla Williams had always liked her twin brothers best friend. Little did she know he liked her as well. Henry Phillips was different then most boys, he'd never had a girlfriend. He claimed he was waiting for that special someone. He was actually waiting for Layla. His best friends sister. Throw in some jealous mean girls, a bet that'll destroy, an angry coach, and a father who had left and you have some real drama. Copyright 2/12/16

Hi my names Lilly and I haven't exactly had an easy life the only thing that I loved was soccer but when my mum was unfortunately cursed with cancer I felt myself changing and when she finally lost her battle I was left alone. I decided to stop playing soccer when joining high school but when the opportunity comes to once again play I can either follow my dreams or follow my fathers dreams and have a healthy and secure life.