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Questions Women Want To Know About Soccer
by Dan Jackson
Rated "G" by the Author.

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A great book about soccer for women and men...Very Very Good !
I laughed so hard ...

In a concise, informative and fun read, QUESTIONS WOMEN HAVE ABOUT SOCCER is the ultimate book for the female novice interested in soccer but can’t bear to wade through all the rules, regulations and rhetoric that describe the game. In bite-sized, easy to understand chunks, this book walks the reader through a comprehensive view of soccer. From trivia, to history to the rules, even to the Super Bowl--the author makes sure the reader learns everything needed to enjoy the game of football. The only question is: why has it taken so long for someone to write such a fabulous book like QUESTIONS WOMEN HAVE ABOUT SOCCER ? No matter. I’m just glad it’s finally here! Goal !

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on June 13, 2014

With all the soccer moms out there, you would think they already know. I may be naïve, but soccer seems to be a rather simple game, unless this book was meant to humor. Based on what you said in that lead line, that's probably what it's about.

American football (you wrote Super Bowl), on the other hand, is so convoluted that it does require a book to explain why the quarterback gets so up close and personal to the butt of the center.

Ron

Reviewed by m j hollingshead

Reviewed on June 12, 2014

interesting read

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