Meghan Rose is tickled pinkish orange
Lori Z. Scott
When Meghan Rose becomes the only girl on her friend Ryan's soccer team, she experiences a range of emotions and turns to God for help as she tries to learn the game and be accepted as an equal.

by Dannah Gresh and Janet Mylin (2008)
Boy-crazy sixth-grader Kaitlyn will stop at nothing to express her love for her older brother's best friend, which lands her in after-school detention, where she meets three other girls who join her in forming the "Secret Keeper Girl Club." Includes a mother/daughter Girl Gab assignment.
Lori Z. Scott
When Meghan Rose becomes the only girl on her friend Ryan's soccer team, she experiences a range of emotions and turns to God for help as she tries to learn the game and be accepted as an equal.
Nikki Grimes
A series of poems describes all the baffling changes at home and at school in twelve-year-old Joylin's transition from tomboy basketball player to not-quite-girly girl.
Dan Jorgensen
Dawn's ninth grade year is filled with her work on the soccer team, her involvement in her church youth project, and her determination to end a bitter feud between two other girls on the team.
Ginny Williams
When she makes the school's tennis team and tries to fit in with some teammates who are into the party scene, Julie's faith is put to an almost tragic test.