Marcus Rashford is writing a follow-up to his bestselling debut You Are a Champion, by which the England footballer will discover “the best way to have fun and champion distinction”.
Rashford’s first ebook, revealed final Might and co-written by Carl Anka, was the bestselling kids’s non-fiction title of final yr, promoting over 220,000 copies within the UK, in response to its writer. His and Anka’s follow-up, which might be known as You Can Do It: Methods to Discover Your Group and Make a Distinction, might be revealed in July, Macmillan Kids’s Books mentioned as we speak.
Rashford mentioned that earlier than he and Anka put collectively the concept for You Can Do It, they frolicked with kids who had learn You Are a Champion, “understanding what they took away from the ebook and what instruments we may nonetheless equip them with, so they're finest ready for grownup life”.
“The perception classes had been sensible and I’m happy with the end result, specializing in how we are able to finest champion each other, and examine distinction as a optimistic fairly than a method to discriminate,” Rashford mentioned. “That is about how you should utilize your voice to help others.”
Described as an “inspirational information” for youngsters aged between 10 and 14, You Can Do It can see the footballer “encourage readers to make use of their voice to champion causes they care about”, and provides recommendation concerning the significance of teamwork, how “even the smallest adjustments can have the most important affect”, and the best way to “use your voice to make a significant change for the higher”.
Anka mentioned he “leapt” on the probability to collaborate with Rashford once more. “We need to construct on a few of the concepts and ideas developed within the first ebook and hopefully create one thing to assist younger individuals foster their communities and exit and form the world,” mentioned Anka.
Rashford’s first novel, the center grade fiction ebook The Breakfast Membership Adventures, is out in Might, co-written with Alex Falase-Koya and illustrated by Marta Kissi.
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