Little People Big Dreams - Marcus Rashford

What do our readers think of Little People Big Dreams - Marcus Rashford? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the colourful illustrations and find Marcus’s football journey and campaign against hunger inspiring. Some children think the story is a little short and would like more detail about his football career.

What does the Pageticker team say about Little People Big Dreams - Marcus Rashford?

The Little People Big Dreams Marcus Rashford book brings together football, family, determination and a powerful sense of fairness. Maria Isabel Sánchez Vegara keeps the biography lively and accessible, showing that being a hero is about more than scoring goals. A thoughtful choice for children who enjoy sport or are beginning to explore how small actions can create big change.

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What is Little People Big Dreams - Marcus Rashford about?

Discover the inspiring journey of Marcus Rashford, a young boy with a passion for football and a heart full of compassion. With his mother's unwavering support, Marcus rose through Manchester United's youth academy, making his Premier League debut in 2016. Despite his success, he never forgot his roots. During the 2020 pandemic, he led a nationwide campaign to combat child hunger, ensuring no child went without food. This beautifully illustrated book celebrates his dedication to both sport and social justice.

About the author

Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara is a talented author from Spain who loves to tell inspiring true stories. She is best known for creating the 'Little People, BIG DREAMS' series, which shares the amazing lives of famous people from around the world. Maria hopes her books encourage children to dream big and believe in themselves.

Discussion ideas around Little People Big Dreams - Marcus Rashford

Big dreams: What do you think helps Marcus keep working towards his football dream?

Family support: How does Marcus’s mum help him, and how might her support change his future?

Being a hero: Is Marcus more of a hero because of his football, his campaign against hunger, or both? Explain your ideas.

Fairness and food: Why is it important that every child has enough food, and what could communities do to help?

Overcoming challenges: What challenges does Marcus face, and what can his story teach us about responding to difficult times?