Cate and Bronte Campbell are Australian sisters and international swimming superstars who have experienced triumph and defeat on the global sporting stage. Sister Secrets features personal stories of their journey to greatness, their coping strategies at times of extreme disappointment and the highs and lows that have shaped their relationship with each other and with swimming.The lane is your own private arena.Like a pane of aqua glass spread b...

Marcus Atkinson is a tennis genius (not!). But his dad is convinced that Marcus has magic in his wrists.Marcus is a maths whiz who is not good at sport. His dad is a self-help author who thinks Marcus can achieve anything he sets his mind to, with hilarious results. In illustrated diary format, Marcus's gentle, satiric humour and comic drawings will have readers laughing out loud while learning a surprising amount about sport.

Join Lioness Leah Williamson, Arsenal and England women’s football player, as she shows girls that they can be a leader at any age, and that huge things can happen when they believe in themselves!It's home, again! Leah has led the Lionesses to two back-to-back victories in the European Championships – now she wants to show kids that they can achieve anything they put your mind to, both on and off the pitch, no matter what other people say.This positive guid...

In this inspiring and confidence-boosting guide, the cyclist Sir Chris Hoy, six-time Olympic Champion, shows kids that with the right mindset, they have the power to do something extraordinary.As a boy, Chris Hoy never would have believed that he could have achieved his dream of becoming an Olympic Champion. In his first motivational book for children, he shares everything he has learned on his journey to help inspire kids to fulfil their potential and be the best ...

From unbelievable tales of triumph (with all the shocking bits left in) to incredible facts about Olympic athletes, this is an aspirational, informative, interactive and hilarious guide to the Olympics - what they're all about and what made them what they are today. Packed with funny illustrations, inspirational ideas and amazing activities, this is a brilliant guide to the Olympics past and present.

Official young readers edition of Ash Barty's #1 bestselling and award-winning memoir.It's a tennis story. It's a family story. It's a teamwork story. It's the story of how I got to where and who I am today.My story is about the power and joy of doing that thing you love and seeing where it can take you.It reflects on my whole tennis journey - from the first time I picked up a racquet as a young girl in Queensland, to the night I pa...

The Unbeatable Boys' Book shows boys everywhere how to become the ultimate champion. It is written by a professional sports coach. For the boy who loves to be the best at every sport he tries, this book contains tips and tricks to help him think like a winner and achieve champion status. It lets you learn how to perform stunts from different sports - from athletics, cycling, baseball and tennis to orienteering, triathlon and football. Be the best, beat the rest! This book shows: h...

What do you get when you put a High IQ kid into a public school? After placing our little boy in the hands of the Los Angeles public school system, we realized that No Child Left Behind was quickly leaving our bright child completely on his own. Here's the story of our discovery of what "Gifted" means and how we fared in the public schools. It is also a cautionary tale about how school fosters anxiety in your child and how to identify it before it begins to rule your life too. This is the ...

Why is a banana so good at gymnastics?Because they're great at the splits!Why couldn't the athlete listen to music?Because she broke the record!How can a footballer stop his nose running?Put out a foot and trip it up.Olympic Jokes is filled with over 200 jokes about all sorts of sports! It's got football jokes, basketball jokes, volleyball jokes, jokes about f...

What could be better for encouraging reluctant boy readers than a series of football fiction by footie enthusiast, writer and radio presenter Tom Watt? This 12-part series of short-chapter fiction uses an involving story of a junior football team to engage reluctant boy readers in paired and guided reading sessions. Told in an amusing and slightly irreverent style that boys will love, the series will encourage even the most reluctant reader.