By: Alex Barber and Kayleigh Barber
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Alex and Kayleigh have been together for over 10 years.
They are parents to three beautiful girls. They have both spent most of their professional lives trying to help others.
Alex, whose grandparents come from Gibraltar, can often be found coaching a football team or behind a camera lens in his spare time.
Kayleigh is passionate about equal opportunities and, along with her day job, also helps at the local school and football club as treasurer.
I liked this short children story, based on a young girl who was bullied because of her love football. Nice easy read and showing a great outcome, positive energy.
Really good book for children to read, boy or girl, good display of pictures and illustrations, brought this book for my niece, she loved it, it’s already motivated her to play more sports
A great little story based on the real life struggles of Ella to be accepted playing football. A strong message to all youngsters that you can do whatever you want if you persevere. A must for parents to show their youngsters.
A great story and one based in fact. As the father of two girls, this sadly tells the tale of some of the struggles they’ve faced. Well told and well illustrated. Thoroughly recommended.
Very good read and encouraging for children to be team mates.
My two year old daughter loves her books and she also loves kicking her football around the garden, so when I saw this book I had to buy it. I knew she’d like it, but it’s already become her favourite bedtime story. Whats also great, is we often find her sat down flicking through the pages herself… trying her best to recite the story haha. From a parents perspective it’s a lovely story, with a powerful message of inclusion that I definitely want my daughter to take on board. Highly recommend it!
A lovely book for girls or boys.
I got to see an advance copy and this story is so relatable.
It even has pictures of the real people involved.
Great story about a girl battling the odds to come out on top and show the boys.
Im sure people can relate.
Pick it up!
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