In "Ruhm und Ruin" erzählt Imran Ayata davon, dass Fußball das Leben ist - für Spieler, Schiedsrichter, gescheiterte Jahrhunderttalente, aktive Ehrenamtliche im Verein und einen ganzen Stadtteil.
Nominiert zum Fußballbuch des Jahres beim Deutschen Fußball-Kulturpreis 2022 und für den Bayerischen Buchpreis 2022 "Andreas Bernard war ein sehr talentierter Linksfuß, der mit etwas Glück eine Profilaufbahn hätte einschlagen können.
Von Eishockey, Mobbing und Vertrauen – eine herzzerreißende Lovestory von Wattpad-Star Nina Schilling»Bisher habe ich immer gedacht, dass alles, was mir widerfahren ist, mich verkorkst hat.
'A portrayal of a young person following their dream in the game, a cracking read' - Alun Wyn Jones, Wales and the British & Irish LionsJimmy Joseph is enjoying a long, hot summer with his friends, counting down the days until he attends his first ever training camp at the Eagles Academy, the youth section of his local pro club.
Rosie the Riveter meets A League of Their Own in New York Timesbestselling novelist Jennifer Chiaverinis lively and illuminating novel about the munitionettes who built bombs in Britains arsenals during World War I, risking their lives for the war effort and discovering camaraderie and courage on the soccer pitch.
A sparkling anthology celebrating sport in all its variety; from elite rugby and football to rural games on the village green, from an exclusive golf club to the sheer pleasure of a bicycle ride.
From the international number one bestselling thriller writer, David Baldacci, comes a gripping mystery about a college football player's investigation into the unsolved disappearance of a fellow player who seemingly vanished into thin air.
Based on a true story The Invisible Mile tells the poignant story of five Australian and New Zealand cyclists who in 1928 formed the first English-speaking team to ride in the Tour de France.
Bestselling sportswriter Peter Golenbock knew Mickey Mantle, Billy Martin, Jim Bouton, Joe Pepitone, and many of Mantle's friends, family, and teammates.
