Feedback

If you’ve finished Inspirational Soccer Stories for Kids and made your way here, it probably means the book landed the way I hoped it would: it gave you (or your young player) a little more courage, a little more calm, and a little more belief that you belong on the field.
Thank you for reading—truly.

Teammate Move

There’s one small “teammate move” that makes a huge difference for other families: leaving a review.
Reviews help this book reach kids who are still standing on the sidelines—nervous, dealing with self-doubt, or trying to rise above unkind behavior—and who might need exactly the kind of encouragement you just experienced. Your words don’t have to be long. A few kind sentences can be the pass that sets someone else up for a win.

If you’re not sure what to write, here are a few easy ideas:

• What changed after reading (confidence, mindset, motivation, kindness, teamwork).
• Who you read it with (your child, a team, a class, a club).
• A moment or chapter that stuck (confidence, resilience, peer pressure, role models, growth-over-winning).
• Who you’d recommend it to (new players, shy kids, kids who take mistakes hard, coaches/parents looking for positive messages).

Whether you write one sentence or a full paragraph, please know this: you’re helping another kid feel braver—one review at a time. Thank you for playing with heart and lifting others up. all you need to do is scan this QR code or folly this link to amazon
— Alex Harper

Advanced Reader List

If these stories clicked for you (or your young player), the best way to stay in the loop is to join Alex Harper’s Advanced Reader List.

When you sign up, you’ll get early access to new soccer stories before they’re released—sometimes as a digital sneak peek, sometimes as a full advance copy. You’ll also get first notice of bonus extras (printable activities, mini-workbooks, “coach notes,” and book launch specials). It’s designed for families, coaches, and young players who like uplifting, confidence-building soccer stories—and want more of them.

The only “ask” is simple: when you’ve had a chance to read, you share honest feedback—what you loved, what could be clearer, and (if you feel comfortable) a review when the book goes live. Those reviews help these books reach the kids who need them most: the ones learning to handle nerves, bounce back after mistakes, and keep going even when it’s hard.

If you’d like to be part of that early team, add your email below and join the list. No spam. No pressure. Just early reads, helpful extras, and a chance to shape the next stories from the very start.

Just send me an email of you want to be on the Advanced Reader List just scan in the code below to get started