Let's play football! Through large, full-color action photographs and simple text, Football introduces beginning readers to the basic rules of the game and encourages them to try playing. A labeled diagram helps readers identify the different areas on a football field, and a picture glossary reinforces new vocabulary. Football also features reading tips for teachers and parents, a table of contents, and an index. Football is part of Jump!'s I Love Sports series.

Delving into the world of bad boys, where lust and pleasure reign supreme, an erotically charged collection of stories features Lori Foster's Her Craving, in which shy Becky Harte's fascination with bondage unexpectedly leads her to George Westin, the man she has secretly desired for years, who makes her wildest fantasies become reality. Original. 55,000 first printing.

This book presents the case for loving the local church. It paints a picture of the local church in all its biblical and real life guts, gaffes, and glory in an effort to edify local congregations and entice the disaffected back to the fold. It also provides a solid biblical mandate to love and be part of the body of Christ and counteract the "leave church" books that trumpet rebellion and individual felt needs. Why We Love the Church is written for four kinds of people - the Committed, the Disgruntled, the Waffling & the Disconnected.

Nature of Korea - Mountains, Oceans & Roads Bicycle Riding in Seoul The 8 Streams of Seoul, and Chuseok Hiking the Baekdudaegan Mountain Range Yikes! Bang! What?! Hahaha...an unforgettable night at the Jirisan National Park's Shelters Busan - Seoul Bicycle Tour 548 km bike ride from Busan to Seoul, thank you for the helmet-ful of Korean love Jeju Olle Trail I received a precious gift from this earth, I feel 10 Years Younger thanks to the Olle trail Hiking in Geojedo Island The Geoje Sanmaru-gil Road that I made, you will be shocked Migratory Bird Habitats in Korea I was mesmerized by the sight of migratory birds I saw in Suncheonman Bay, Haenam Walking on Seoul's Namsan Mountain A life spent falling in love with the four seasons of Namsan Mountain, a life already 21 years old Photo Journey of Korea The intoxicating orange light from the rising sun, I had fallen in love with the East Coast Tour of Ulleungdo Island When you've missed the last boat, that's when you get to see the generosity of Ulleungdo Island Heritage of Korea - Tradition & History General Yi Sun-sin General! I get very emotional seeing you standing in the middle of Seoul with a big sword Panmunjeom & the DMZ Ah, so heart breaking! Only a few steps separate the south to the north Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul Jeongdok Public Library, Samcheong Park and the Asian Art Museum, a cluster of Seoul Charm Taekwondo Taekwondo is a friend of 20 years, and now I’m a Korean at heart Templestay I almost lost my knees doing the 108 bows, barely kept my eyes open during the early morning service, but I got to known a new side of Korea The Gi (energy) Experience of Palgongsan Mountain One of my wishes was fulfilled that day “Arigato, Gatbawi!” Culture of Korea _ Hallyu & Passion Tour of Busan It’s more affectionate because it’s loud and crazy. Haeundae is a place you just keep wanting to go back to Tour of Drama Filming Locations Namiseom Island, Manjanggul Cave, East Sea Lighthouse… I came to see Bae Yong-joon, and I’m leaving with Korea in my heart Korean Soccer I go to soccer stadiums to feel the “Real” Korea Journey of Korean Literature Sonagi Village in Yangpyeong-gun and the Gwanghalluwon Garden in Namwon-si, Such a Romantic Korea Best Place to Propose I proposed to my girlfriend at Lotte World, and she couldn’t stop crying K-pop Live Elementary English teacher during week, K-pop fanatic on weekends Tour of the Korean Night Life Partying at clubs, noraebang, DVDbang, then relaxing at a jjimjilbang Exploring the Alleys of Seoul Experience the Depth of Seoul in the Small Alleys Between the Tall Buildings Korean Popular Music I got to know Korean songs through Chu Ga-yeoul, and felt the Korean ‘jeong’ through Shim Su-bong Busan's Sajik Baseball Park While Screaming for the “Busan Galmaegi” I too became a Citizen of Busan Incheon International Airport See the Korean Wisdom at the Traditional Korean Cultural Experience Zone for Transit Travelers Train Journey Romance in Public Transportation Tastes of Korea - Nature, Health & Body Jeonju Bibimbap A spoonful of colorful ingredients, wow! Culinary Tour of the Namdo Area Food critic from Hong Kong can’t stop eating Namdo food Korean Street Food I tried mandu, eomuk, gimbap, and… dak kkochi at a pojangmacha, and now I can’t forget the taste! Native Foods of Korea Devotion beyond your imagination, I was humbled by seeing how gochujang is made Tour of Traditional Markets There’s nothing that Moran Market doesn’t have, and here I felt the warmth of Korea Food Culture of Andong-si Spicy jjimdak for Lunch, Healthy heotjesabap for Dinner. Fine dining from morning till night 16 Regional Areas of Korea + Must-see Routes

Football stadiums are supposed to be packed with cheering fans. It was that way for more than 100 years until the coronavirus pandemic changed all our lives. Football managed to struggle on at some levels but without crowds - just cardboard cut-outs and fake noise instead. There was even a half measure for a while with a couple of thousand spectators allowed in. A banner at Old Trafford read, 'Football is nothing without fans', but what we discovered is that it isn't nothing, it's just better with fans there. Filled with fascinating stories, anecdotes, opinions and social media comments, Football's Better with Fans explores what it means to be a supporter. It's a light-hearted and highly dippable look at the lives of loyal fans, the fun and games they've enjoyed, their songs, banter, commitment, tattoos and traditions. The book doesn't shy away from tragedies, hooliganism or racism, but mainly it's a joyful celebration of football fandom and how we all survived when we couldn't go to games.

Have you ever felt held back from the abundant life God promises you? Do you ever look at the satisfaction and success in other people’s lives, and wonder where yours is? In You Be You, beloved podcast host and author Jamie Ivey reveals that the abundant life you want is closer than you think. It’s not over there in someone else’s life. No. It’s right here, right now, in your life as it already is—you just have to know how to take hold of it. And in this book, Jamie shows you how to: Throw out false definitions of success Give up the idea that you must have someone else’s skills, talents, family, or resources to succeed Use the beautiful level of influence that God has given you Start leaving your deepest mark on the world by living your story Are you ready to finally bloom where you’re planted? To finally free yourself to flourish? To live a life that could only be done by Him and through you? Then jump into You Be You, and you’ll find yourself satisfied and succeeding in ways you never expected.

HERE, AT LAST is a book of uncommon common sense for young people by someone who has worked with them for thirty-five years. F. Washington Jarvis is one of the nation's most eminent educators, now in his twenty-eight year as headmaster of Boston's Roxbury Latin School, the oldest school in continuous operation in North America. Jarvis's approach is anecdotal. If it is true that a picture is worth a thousand words, it is ten times as true when you are speaking to young teenagers. They are gripped by the story of how real people cope with real situations. They are interested when you share with them the concrete realities of your own life and experience, and they are almost always willing to listen to adults who actually believe in something, who actually stand for something. Jarvis's addresses, reprinted from his school's publications, have enjoyed something of a cult underground circulation among young people - and their parents and grandparents. Now his top hits have been brought together in a single volume for wider circulation. The author never talks down to his audience. he knows that - appearances to the contrary - students are asking the deepest questions, questions about whether life has meaning and purpose. He also knows that teenagers often find themselves caught by surprise in situations where they have to make tough decisions. And he believes that they are willing, even eager, to know how others have coped in similar situations. This is a book of deep and practical wisdom, one of our surprise bestsellers in hardcover, and now available in softcover to serve an even wider audience.