Lucy joue au soccer

  • Illustrated By: James Hearne
    Translated by: Rachel Martinez
  • Pages:32
  • Publisher:Orca Book Publishers
  • Series: Lucy fait du sport
  • Themes:soccer, trois contre trois, sports, travail d’équipe, les filles et le sport
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  • Available:10/12/2021
  • Age Groups:French Picture Book
  • Lexile:AD510L
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Souhaitant s’initier à un sport d’été, Lucy et ses amis se rencontrent sur le terrain de soccer pour leur première partie à trois contre trois. Grâce à Nick l’entraîneur, Lucy et les autres membres de l’équipe des Bleus s’initient à quelques jeux et se préparent à affronter les Rouges.

La série « Lucy fait du sport » est conçue pour encourager les enfants à être actifs, à faire du sport et à avoir des loisirs. Dans Lucy joue au soccer, Lucy découvre à quel point il est amusant de faire partie d’une équipe et apprend pourquoi le soccer est le sport le plus populaire au monde. Également disponible sous le titre Lucy Tries Soccer en anglais et Lucy juega al fútbol en espagnol.

« Avec une exubérance joyeuse, le récit vivant de Bowes communique aux jeunes lecteurs le plaisir de jouer au soccer. »

– Kirkus Reviews

« Lucy est un formidable modèle pour les enfants de tous âges! Elle démontre l’importance de faire du sport et la façon dont le travail d’équipe et les entraîneurs stimulants peuvent avoir une influence positive pendant l’enfance et après. »

– Christine Sinclair, capitaine de l’équipe nationale canadienne de soccer et médaillée olympique

« Illustrations séduisantes et vivantes… Une jolie histoire à lire à une jeune équipe pour l’initier au sport. »

– School Library Journal (SLJ)
“I can't wait to share Lucy’s message of fair play and sportsmanship with my own grandchildren. The LUCY stories help children learn about sports in a gentle encouraging fun manner.”
– Tony Wooster, President of Calgary Minor Soccer Association

“Hearne's artwork captures the energetic enthusiasm of Lucy, a redheaded white girl, and her racially diverse friends. The cheery pictures of these young athletes wholeheartedly playing and learning the sport aptly convey the global appeal of soccer. With playful exuberance, Bowes' lively tale shares the fun of soccer with young readers."

– Kirkus Reviews
"Lucy is an awesome role model for kids at any age! She demonstrates the value of getting involved in sports and how teamwork and good coaching can positively affect childhood and beyond."
– Christine Sinclair, Captain of the Canadian National Soccer team and Olympic medalist
"Appealing and friendly illustrations...A fine introductory story to read before a new team gathers to learn the game."
– School Library Journal (SLJ)
"A great story for sharing with both boys and girls...The story teaches the ins and outs of soccer, in a way that many preschoolers will relate to...Recommended for school and public libraries."
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"The Lucy Tries Sports series teaches how sport is about fun and healthy competition. They also introduce various different sports to young kids and hopefully inspire them to stay active and healthy. I love that my kids can read the series in English and French. These books are a must for the entire family."
– Catriona Le May Doan, OC and two time Olympic Speed Skating Champion

"The Lucy Tries Sports series is terrific for children! It inspires them to be physically active and reinforces so many aspects of their social skill development. A really positive assistance to parenting children."

– Dave King, Member of the Order of Canada, Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame and IIHF Hall of Fame inductee
"Playing sports and being active empowers girls for life. Lucy Tries Sports encourages girls to try a wide range of sports and teaches them valuable lessons in leadership, supporting one another, and working towards—and achieving—your goals through sport!"
– Allison Sandmeyer-Graves, CEO at CAAWS (Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity)
"This is my number-one recommendation for a game-changing book, for boys and girls alike, about sportsmanship. It's a super-fun read, and though it's targeted to children aged four to eight, my two-year-old is absolutely loving it. Of the hundreds of kids' books I've read this year, the Lucy books from Lisa Bowes are the best."
– Chandra Crawford, Olympic gold medalist and founder of Fast and Female
"Fitness should be fun, and the Lucy Tries Sports series is a shining example of that."
– Eric Smith, television and Sportsnet Radio play-by-play voice of the Toronto Raptors