PreS-K—It seems as though it's never too early to get youngsters up and moving and ready to play soccer. The text and photos capture their exuberance as they play this popular game. Foldout pages are organized around counting up from one to four several times. For example, children meet new teammates and make friends while they get ready to play: Numeral one-follow the leader; two—balance on one foot; three—stretch; and four—ready to play. The count begins again as readers review words such as dribbling, passing, and stopping the ball, as well as shooting and kicking. The author also mentions team positions and a few basic rules such as players not using their hands while playing. Important terms are highlighted in blue. Both the attractive, colorful photographs and font size are large enough for group viewing. The bottom line is the emphasis on having fun. The necessary shin guards are not readily apparent in the photos, but the goalie gloves are given a prominent spot on one page. Coaches or group sports leaders can use this book as an introduction for young audiences.—Blair Christolon, Prince William Public Library System, Manassas, VA