FOOTBALL BIOGRAPHIES FOR KIDS - WRITTEN BY PEOPLE WITH KIDS, FOR KIDS. In this biography designed for children, your child will learn all about their hero in a way that’s enjoyable and easy to read.

We understand not all kids enjoy reading, that’s because they’re often made to read books they have no interest in. We wanted to make football books for kids that they would really enjoy.

Easy to read Packed full of information to keep your child’s attention Writing style to engage kids Detailed stories about particular games and personal highlights Ideal for children aged 8 - 14 years old

We dive deep into the player’s upbringing with the situations and circumstances that made them the player they are today. The highs, the lows and everything in between. If your child loves football, we can ensure you that they’ll love the My Football Hero Series.

From the feedback we’ve received, we recommend that the ideal age group for these books are between 8 and 14 years of age.

We try to keep our books around the 100-page mark as we don’t want them to be too long that children get bored, but also want them to be long enough to have bags full of information and keep them entertained.

We also try and release a new book every month to try and cover every child’s hero.

Rashford was just 18 at the time, imagine being 18 years old and making your debut at home in Europe. Often players will make their debuts in an early league cup round or perhaps get a few seconds at the end of a game that’s already wrapped up. Not Marcus, on from the start in arguably the most crucial position on the pitch, up top. Surely there would be no expectation on this young lad, especially not to rely on him to score. Try telling that to any young footballer making their debut!! Rashford entered the game full of confidence and looked so lively. If he was nervous it certainly didn’t show, taking on players, lovely link up play, and always looking to drive forward. He had a couple of strikes on goal, one of which was struck from 20 yards out low to the keepers right hand side which he just tipped round the post for a corner.

Then in the second half the ball was swung into the box from the right-hand side which missed everyone in the middle but dropped to Mata on the byline on the left hand side who cut it back to the middle of the penalty area….. GOOOOOAAAALLLLLLL!! Rashford arriving late to place the ball low in the middle of the goal. Rashford ran and jumped in with the United fans. What a debut, what a finish! Rashford had not only done what every young kid dreams about, he had become the youngest ever goal scorer in Europe for United a record previously held by non other the late great George Best. Wow!

Job done, right? Subbed off to a standing ovation? Not a chance!