Kick It, Mo!

Neo is back to read and has chosen an interesting book to start. Mo is quite the soccer player, one who loves to kick. He will kick chairs, pillows, and even cans, but he needs to focus on his aim. Wh...

I’m back to read and chose an interesting book to start. Mo is quite the soccer player, one who loves to kick. He will kick chairs, pillows, and even cans, but he needs to focus on his aim. When he ...

I’m so glad this series is continuing. Mo reminds me of so many kids I know....

Mo is working on his kicking skills, but he can't manage to keep the ball low to the ground. His game comes and it is much harder work than he thought. Will Mo's team be able to pull out a win, and ca...

This is another entry in the series about Mo Jackson, a sports-loving kid. I found this to be a lesser entry in the series than the previous titles. To some extent, I found it did not make much sense ...

David Adler's Mo is at it again, except this time, he's playing soccer. As in previous volumes, he struggles to develop the skills needed to play well. His kicks tend to send the ball flying through t...

This is the third in the Penguin Early Reader series by David Adler. Mo loves to kick and kicks a lot of things, including furniture. The only thing he seems to have trouble kicking is a soccer ball. ...

** spoiler alert ** Mo Jackson is practicing his kicking skills for soccer, but he keeps kicking the ball high instead of low. When his team, the Billy Goats, play the Pups, it's no score until near t...

This is a cute book. Mo Jackson is playing soccer for the Billy Goats, but he's not particularly good. He practices on his furniture (ouch) and with his family, but he has trouble keeping the ball on ...

Mo is determined to prove his worth on the field at the soccer game. He's not the tallest, the strongest, or the fastest, but Mo is willing to practice to improve his kicking skills. Will his practice...