Jen and her friends have always loved sports. But at White Wood High school, girls aren't really known for being athletic. Jen comes up with a plan to change that, but it goes a bit farther than what she originally thought. Instead of training with the girls for baseball. She ends up on the football field, ready to improve her skills and show an annoying rival,her school, and The Tar heel State what it means to truly "Play like a girl." Disclaimer: Cover is not mine.

Kloey Henderson a girl loved my many but who stand by her side as she steps into a world dominated by men? Read on to find out.

Rachel is 20 and her grandpa Scolari decides to make her move to Brazil and help the boys train for The World Cup soon. Will she do it?

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Anna Mason loves soccer. Her father coaches both the boys' and the girls' teams at her high school. Because of this, she's at the boys practices everyday, playing with them most of the time. Charlie Baker's family just moved to Salem, Indiana. He's been waiting to tryout for the boys' soccer team ever since they arrived. While Anna knows her father's rule, Charlie doesn't even know it exists. What will happen when the rule is tempted to be broken? A love story full of humor, trustworthy friends, and just a little bit of a twist. *this story is unedited, please excuse the grammar and punctuation mistakes* ranked #551 in teen fiction on 11/21/16

On a team with boys, tackling and making touchdowns, she stands out, the only girl in the state playing highschool football. And better yet, she's their star player. The NFL took notice. Her team looked down to her in the beginning, but with some throwing comparisons and mile runs, they praised her for her football skills.

"You... you can't play football!" Aaron spat in my face. I wiped the spit off my face and turned to him. "Yes, I can." I said calmly putting my helmet on. "But you're a girl! Girls cheer for us, not play the sport!" He continued. I glared at him, shoving him out of the way. "Watch me." ~ Emily Jason has been around football before she was even born, her dad being the coach at University State, and her brother having played for over 10 years. Instead of playing with Barbie dolls and having makeovers, she was at her father's side on the football field, watching, play by play. She knew how to throw a football before she could even read. But what will happen when this tomboy takes the quarterback's position? Cover: @connerthevampette Co-author: @animemangafangirl123 Started 8/3/15

Molly Scott isn't your average teenage girl. Her life changes when she has to move due to her parent's jobs. She has seven brothers but she knows her fair share about behaving like a girl. Will her life change for better or for worse? Will she find her way at a new school with new friends and old foes appearing around every corner?