Títulos en Ficción deportiva

Now a New York Times bestselling series! Fresh off his success with the junior national soccer team, Leo K. Doyle is back in England and playing for the U16s, where he'll be a newbie all over again. Will Leo get any playing time? Can he work his way into a starting lineup filled with older...

A Daniel, que tiene diez años, no le están yendo bien las cosas. Sobre todo porque además de que está harto de estudiar, en su verdadera pasión, que es el fútbol, no tiene ni suerte ni talento. Sus amigos "pasan" de él a la hora de jugar los partidos, pero Daniel no está dispuesto a seguir así. Cuando conoce a Maxama, un inmigrante ilegal africano, su vida cambiará. Su nuevo amigo no sólo le enseñará muchos trucos para convertirse en un buen futbolista, sino que también le mostrará cómo es la vida en realidad.

From the mind of basketball legend and Academy Award-winning storyteller Kobe Bryant comes this radically original portrait of five young basketball players, one enlightening coach, and the awesome transformative power of the game. Filled with insights about the mental stamina and emotional clarity that peak performance requires, this is an indispensable story for young athletes, coaches, educators, and anyone interested in the astonishing potential of team sports to unlock individual growth.

Ghost. Lu. Patina. Sunny. Four kids from wildly different backgrounds with personalities that are explosive when they clash. But they are also four kids chosen for an elite middle school track team - a team that could qualify them for the Junior Olympics if they can get their acts together. They all have a lot to lose, but they also have a lot to prove, not only to each other, but to themselves.

Casey is tired of always being the new kid at school. His dad calls moving an adventure, but Casey thinks it’s just lonely. Now, living in The Gates, Casey finally feels settled—that is until the library, and his dad’s job, seems to be threatened. Casey’s life has been boxed up and shipped to a new city more times than he can count. His dad thinks moving is an adventure, but Casey is so over the adventure. In The Gates, Casey life finally feels stable. His talent on the soccer field has made him a natural fit with the popular kids and he loves his apartment.

It’s Bucky’s senior year of high school and his last chance to play baseball. But Coach Brayshaw’s history now. And the new coach doesn’t think devout Jesus-freak Christians like Bucky and Dan have the competitive juices necessary to compete on the varsity level. Bucky wants every opportunity to share his faith before leaving for college. And leading the Panthers to victory would open that door. Especially if his newly discovered fastball becomes a weapon for the home team. Will he get the chance to prove his love for the game and his even greater loyalty to God?

Après des Fêtes passées à perfectionner ses lancers frappés—pour marquer, et pour impressionner Cathou—Thomas prend la route de la Beauce avec les Kodiaks. Destination: Georgesville, où les attend un tournoi relevé. Face à des équipes hors de leur ligue habituelle et à des adversaires qu’ils connaissent trop bien, une menace plane sur la glace: les Mariniers de Sorel sont de retour.

A Japanese American boy learns to play baseball when he and his family are forced to live in an internment camp during World War II, and his ability to play helps him after the war is over.

Ladybirds Do Not Go to Day Care: Mum says it's the first day of day care, but Ravi's dressed up as his favourite insect, and he is quite certain that ladybirds do not go to day care. Can an anxious and unsure Ravi find the bravery he needs to take flight? Kittens Do Not Care for Baths: Dad says it's time for a bath, but Maya is certain that kittens do not need baths. Can this feisty kitten be coaxed into starting her night-time routine? Butterflies Do Not Ride Their Bikes: Grandad surprises Zara with her very first bike, but she isn't sure butterflies even ride bikes...

Grandad surprises Zara with her very first bike, but learning to ride is trickier than it looks! Zara isn't sure butterflies even ride bikes... surely they are better suited to pollinating flowers. But maybe butterflies prefer to learn together?

U.S. Men's Soccer's Captain America, Christian Pulisic, tells a story of focus, determination, and most of all, confidence--all the soccer superpowers you need! Just in time for the 2026 World Cup! Christian loves to play soccer. The whoosh of the wind, the bounce of the ball, the ripple of the...

Lander Squirrel lives in the large maple tree in Professor Stratton's backyard with his family, including his brother Liam and cousin Vinny. Together, the three of them are known as the Three Scampering Squirrels. Lander is the fastest runner of the group, and today is the day of a big race! Lander wants to win the Acorn Run more than anything he's ever wanted in his life.

Vinny's specialty is baseball, and he practices every day in order to be the best walnut hitter in town! On the day of the Little Squirrel League big game, Vinny has a lot of work to do. Coach Beady Eyes gives the team an inspirational pep talk before the game, and the team is raring to go! It's the bottom of the 6th inning and Vinny's team is down by 2 runs. When the first two batters get out, will Vinny believe in himself enough to get the hit he needs to bring the win home?

Liam Squirrel lives in the large maple tree in Professor Stratton's backyard with his family, including his brother and cousin, Vinny and Lander. Together, the three of them are known as the Three Scampering Squirrels. Liam is the youngest of the three, and he loves soccer! Together with his friends, Ryan, Charlie, and Riley, the group of squirrels make up the Prancy Paws soccer team. They work hard all season and are tied for first place with the Fancy Footwork. It's the last game of the season, and the winner of this game determines who will go into the playoffs as the first seed team.

Ethan Fox is living a double life. He isn't just a talented academy player - he's also a spy! A thrilling adventure set in the world of elite football by the multimillion bestseller and author of 2026 World Book Day title Unbelievable Football. The perfect World Cup gift! "Do you have what it...

Sadie loves her barrel horse, Barney, more than anything in the world. But at the barn and at school, the other kids laugh at her old boots, faded tack, and her family’s little horse trailer. They tell her she doesn’t belong and that she’ll never be good enough.

When a new student named Clint arrives, things become much more interesting. Soon, Liam is taking risks and bending the rules and even has a haircut just like Clint. Liam’s mates are acting weird, though. And Mum keeps asking if he’s OK. His teacher even has ‘a word’ with him. Liam wishes they would leave him alone and let him grow up. He’s going to high school next year!

Mike Walsh and his cousin Kate Hopkins are excited to spend a summer night at Angel Stadium in Anaheim. Before the game, they explore a special exhibit about Gene Autry, the famous singing cowboy and original owner of the Los Angeles Angels. One display features a priceless gold record of “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.” But in the ninth inning, disaster strikes when the Angels give up a crushing grand slam. Fans wave their fuzzy “Rumble Monkeys” to spark a rally, until chaos erupts when a real monkey races onto the field, dodging players and even stealing a bat.

What happens when the quest finds you, despite your best efforts? A reluctant adventurer sets off on an unexpected journey in this broadly appealing fantasy at once earnest and self-aware, funny and heartfelt, and thoroughly charming. Nell O’Dell yearns for a quiet life tending her garden and...

Laurie Morrison’s Keeping Pace is a poignant middle-grade novel about friends-turned-rivals training for a half-marathon—and rethinking what it means to win and what they mean to each other. Grace has been working for years to beat her former friend Jonah Perkins’s GPA so she can be named...