10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OFF SIDE»
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Offside: Soccer and American Exceptionalism
Offside is the first book to explain these peculiarities, taking us on a thoughtful and engaging tour of America's sports culture and connecting it with other fundamental American exceptionalisms.
Andrei S. Markovits, Steven L. Hellerman, 2014
Alecia's soccer team is having a great season. Then Lexi, a tough new player, joins the team and her bad attitude seems to be contagious.
Offside tells the story of women's football in the UK through the eyes of a modern professional female footballer as she seeks to find a future in the game through exploring its past.
Sabrina Mahfouz, Hollie McNish, 2017
Move over Mitchell, Luci Rankin has a story to tell. In round two, the game is soccer and you have to be good to make the team - especially if you're a girl.
Jacob might think that Emily is willing to play his game, but she’s going to throw out a flag and call it like she sees it – Offside. 18+ Explicit sexual content, possible foul language and violence. **HEA - these novels are all within ...
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Offside Racism: Playing the White Man
Providing provocative insights and raising controversial questions, this is the first book to examine racism in soccer management.
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Offside?: The Position of Women in Football
This text reveals, contrary to popular (male) opinion, women are not only capable of playing football, they also understand and feel passionate about the game.'
Donna Woodhouse, John M. Williams, 1999
Rather, the purpose of these books is to assist the player in mastering concepts as the game becomes more complex.
Lindsay Little, Seth Little, 2016
Honey Holbrook is trying hard to leave her past behind her and make a new life for herself.
Offside is the fictional story of Joel, a fifteen-year old who inadvertently creates a dependency amongst his hockey teammates on a cold remedy which they think is a performance enhancer.
