A little girl quits soccer after missing a goal but then realizes that no one wants to hang out with quitters and her teammates explain that they just wanted to have fun. This leads the girl to realize that sticking with what you love will mean that you win and have fun.
Ages 4 and up
Pierce College Library

This story can be great especially for children that enjoy sports and would be interesting to read because it's about a child that loves to play sports and never wants to quit.
Ages 3 and up. ( )

This book helps children understand that everyone wants to quit sometimes, but would you ever get better? Mia teaches us that we can feel frustrated at times, but that should never make us quit. We can never win if we quit-- just keep trying!
Ages: 4-8
Source: Pierce County Library System

This is about a little girl who quits because she gets frustrated that she missed a goal. Coming back the next day she learns that no one wants to be around quitters so no one wants to play with her. Feeling very sad. Her friends explain to her that playing with them is not always about winning. They just want to have fun. This book teaches children how creating a great and positive attitude when playing with your friends can make a difference.
Source- TM daycare library
Age-3-5

This book can help with the emotional side of playing sports—how to deal with a loss without getting angry or quitting, and how to be a good teammate. A strong choice for the young athlete in your family or classroom.

Age: 3-5 years
Source: Pierce College Library at Fort Steilacoom ( )