No comments about Keeper of Dreams.

No comments about Steak... Diana Ross.

No comments about Cantona.

1 comments about Steven Gerrard: Portrait of a Hero.

1. Please do not waste your money on this trash. The author's research seems to consist of reviewing and extensively quoting from a tabloid rag that no true Liverpool fan would touch. Talk about a know-nothing glory hunter -- the kid who wrote this must be laughing all the way to the bank --shocked this got published.

1 comments about Those Feet: A Sensual History of English Football.

1. Plumbing the depths of the English psyche, Winner believes that football beginnings began in the late 19th century Victorian morality play when school headmasters sought release for the young lads' raging testosterone (" the pampered passion") through strenuous and competitive athletics. He ties it all to English sensibilities as seen through old legendary players, the few international victories and the many crushing defeats especially at the feet of the Italians, all of which means little to the American addicted to the Barclays Premier League. Forget the Queen, the Windsors, Big Ben, Shakespeare, this is the true heart of England according to Tom Winner.

1 comments about Florence Griffith Joyner: Dazzling Olympian (Sports Achiever).

1. (3 elementary students: ...): It's a very interesting book. It tells about Flo Jo's one-legged suits and her unique personal style. It inspires people never to give up on something you love a lot. There were times when Flo Jo was worried she wouldn't be able to compete, but somehow she perservered through the difficult times. In this book you will find out that Flo Jo made many new world records in running. (We don't understand how she could sign autographs with her six-inch long fingernails!!) Flo Jo wasn't allowed to run in the hand off relay because her fingernails were too long. In the end, the the coaches let her keep them (the second time). We would recommend this book for people who are looking for a good biography and love running. We think the reading level for this book is appropriate for grades 3 and up, or as a Read Aloud for grades 2 and up.

No comments about Sir Alex: The Story of 21 Remarkable Years at Old Trafford.

No comments about God Is Brazilian: Charles Miller, The Man Who Brought Football To Brazil.

No comments about Robbie Keane: The Biography.

No comments about Forza Italia: The Italian Triumph in the 2006 World Cup.