
By Christina Diaz Gonzalez, Mari Costa (Illustrator)
A co-ed soccer team faces rivalry and secrets. Can unity prevail?
At Jackson Middle School, Nicky's determination makes the soccer team co-ed, sparking a fierce rivalry with Al, who wants to keep it boys-only. As tensions rise, Palmer uncovers a deeper issue behind Nicky's motives. With friendships on the line, can the team overcome their differences and unite for a common goal? Discover the true meaning of teamwork in this gripping graphic novel about soccer, secrets, and solidarity.
From the author of the USA Today and Indie bestselling Invisible, a must-have graphic novel about five very different students who may just have more in common than they thought.Can you get ahead if it means leaving everyone behind?Al, Nicky, Palmer, Fabiola, and Seba are all on the school soccer team. But that doesn’t mean they’re all on the same side.For the first time ever, the Jackson Middle School soccer team is going co-ed thanks to Nicky’s determination. But Al is going to do whatever he can to keep the girls off the team, just the way his father wants.When Al and Nicky’s rivalry threatens to tear the team apart, everyone’s going to have to pick sides. That is, until Palmer looks into why Nicky joined the team, and he starts to realize that there’s a bigger problem than what’s on the field. . .And maybe the only way to truly win is together.With text in English and Spanish, Offside features the groundbreaking format used in Invisible, paired with engaging, accessible, and entertaining storytelling. This Breakfast Club-inspired story by Christina Diaz Gonzalez and Mari Costa is a must-have graphic novel about soccer, friendship, and what it really means to work as a team.
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