

Lamine Yamal — Two Books, One Incredible Story
We’ve got two amazing Lamine Yamal books for your kids — one beautifully illustrated for ages 5–8, and another inspiring chapter book perfect for ages 9–13.
From a poor neighborhood in Barcelona to the world’s biggest stage — meet the youngest star in the history of FC Barcelona and the Spanish national team. Whether your child is just learning to read or already diving into chapter books, there’s a Lamine Yamal story for them.
Part of the bestselling Soccer Stars series, these books are loved by kids and parents in 36 countries, translated into 19 languages, and have sold over a million copies worldwide!
For Ages 9–12 · Grades 4–6
- Chapter book (110 pages)
- Ideal for independent readers and sports fans
- Real-life story with depth, emotion, and hope
“Lamine, this award you got is the result not only of talent but of hard work and sacrifice.” – Lionel Messi
“He’ll be one of the best of this generation.” – Cristiano Ronaldo
At just fifteen, Lamine Yamal made football history — but his story began in Rocafonda, where he weaved between parked cars and dreamed big.
This book shows how family, sacrifice, and the values of La Masia helped shape the boy who became Barcelona’s youngest star.
- Pure text (no illustrations)
- Honest, emotional, and motivational
- Perfect for young football fans and future dreamers

Picture Book | 44 Pages | 22 Full-Color Illustrations | Ages 5–8
“Lamine’s goal was insane… Watching the Euros has made me a big fan.” – Patrick Mahomes
“We have seen a genius play from a genius.” – Luis de la Fuente, Spain National Team Coach
“He seems to be a spectacular boy.” – Lionel Scaloni, Argentina National Team Coach
From the streets of Rocafonda to the lights of Camp Nou, young readers will discover what it means to dream big, work hard, and stay true to yourself.
- Great for bedtime or early readers
- Positive messages about kindness, family, and effort
- Encourages confidence and imagination
Ages 5–8: Illustrated Book | Ages 9–12: Chapter Book | |
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Pages | 44 | 110 |
Illustrations | 22 full-color | None (text only) |
Reading Level | Read-aloud / beginner | Independent reader |
Themes | Imagination, family, values | Discipline, growth, soccer, values |
Format | Picture book | Middle-grade nonfiction |
“A football book that actually teaches values.”
“Reading it together was a great bonding experience with my kids.”
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