soccer

  • Kick Off with Women’s Soccer Part 2 – Fiction

    Kick Off with Women’s Soccer Part 2 – Fiction

    The National Women’s Soccer League season is off to a thrilling start! You may have seen my last post about the NWSL with library resources to get you prepped and excited for the season. Ready for women’s soccer to take over more of your brain space?  Here are some novels and movies so you can… Continue reading

  • Kick Off with Women’s Soccer

    The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) season officially starts on March 14th! I’m here to provide you with all the library resources to get you excited and prepped for the (lovingly nicknamed) Chaos League. If you’ve yet to jump on the women’s soccer train, it’s not too late! I missed the 2019 Women’s World Cup… Continue reading

  • Get a Kick Out of These Picks

    The FIFA Women’s World Cup is ongoing now until August 20th, and fans across the world are captivated by women’s soccer (football anywhere but here) being played in Australia and New Zealand. If your goals include reading books about women in soccer, check out these keepers and run with it! In Racquel Marie’s You Don’t… Continue reading

  • Fall sports season is here

    Fall sports season is underway! The Seahawks (football) kick off their season on Sept 12, the Mariners (baseball) are making a run for the playoffs, with the OL Reign (women’s soccer) likely headed to playoffs and the Sounders (men’s soccer) making a last push for a playoff spot. If all the excitement has you wanting… Continue reading

  • Attention Soccer and History Fans!

    By Richard C. GOLAZO! As the 2014 World Cup descends on Brazil (perhaps with diverse impacts?), here’s a terrific book for soccer fans and Latin American history buffs alike. How has soccer shaped Latin America, from forerunner games in Mesoamerican cultures to the dynamic nations of today? Writing clearly and engagingly, author Andreas Campomar reveals… Continue reading

  • On the Pitch: Books about soccer (Go, Sounders!)

    I am a thematic reader – I love to read summer books in the summer months, books chock full of snow in the winter months, books about family during the holidays and about love around Valentine’s Day. This, as an avid soccer fan and supporter of the Seattle Sounders, means that this time of year… Continue reading