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Nov

2

2016

Forward

Forward: A Memoir by Abby Wambach

My coffee sat turning cold as I became absorbed in Abby’s journey from high school soccer to the U.S. Women’s National Team, and scoring a world-record number of international goals throughout her career. Abby shares a frank and deeply humanizing discussion of the events that shaped her along the way. She grapples with addiction, coming …

Jun

16

2016

Tom Nissley holding God is Round

Father’s Day Triple Recommendation:
God is Round by Juan Villoro

Three PNW booksellers all recommended the same book in a booksellers’ Father’s Day recommendations post by Restless Books: “God is Round is perfect for Father’s Day because it examines the culture, connection, and joy surrounding the sport that so many people love. Also: because soccer.” —Justus Joseph, The Elliott Bay Book Company (Seattle, WA) “You don’t need to be …

Sep

21

2015

Rock 'n' Roll Soccer

Rock ‘n’ Roll Soccer
by Ian Plenderleith

This is a far more substantive book than you’d expect from something called Rock ‘n’ Roll Soccer: The Short Life and Fast Times of the North American Soccer League, but then the NASL was a far more substantive operation than history has acknowledged. If it’s remembered at all these days, it’s for garish disco-era uniforms, …

Sep

10

2015

Damned Utd

The Damned Utd
by David Peace

To call this the greatest soccer novel ever written would imply that I’ve read any others, but people say it, and I can’t believe it’s not true. Peace, otherwise a crime novelist, took a bizarre episode in English football history, when the blustery manager Brian Clough took over his bitter rival, Leeds United, for a …

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