Stevie Ingram-Palmer
Join Oliver, Harvey, and Jude on an extraordinary adventure in "The Quest to Save Football." When the beautiful game begins to mysteriously vanish from their world, these young heroes must embark on a magical journey filled with challenges and choices. With the help of their cousins and friends, they navigate enchanted forests, scale treacherous mountains, and confront the menacing Shadow Striker and his minions.
This interactive story invites readers aged 7-13 to choose their own path, making decisions that shape the outcome of the adventure. Will they seek help from mystical creatures or rely on their team's strength? With thrilling football action, heartwarming friendships, and valuable lessons about teamwork and kindness, this book celebrates the spirit of the game.
Packed with excitement and imagination, "The Quest to Save Football" is not just a tale of saving a sport but a reminder of the joy and unity that football brings to children everywhere. Are you ready to join the quest and become a hero of the beautiful game?
Stevie is a passionate storyteller and advocate for children's literacy. As a mother of three, she understands firsthand the power of stories to inspire young minds and foster inclusivity. With a background in Learning and Development, she combines creativity with a love for literacy and diversity in her writing.
Stevie is the author of "Scarlett the Turtle" and "Poppy the Parrot," both picture books in a collection themed on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I), featuring neurodivergent main characters. Notably, "Poppy the Parrot" is the first children's book printed using bionic reading text, an innovative approach to enhance reading comprehension and speed. Stevie is also the recipient of The Emily Dickinson 21st Century Award for a collection of poems she wrote about pregnancy and birth during the global pandemic and lockdown.
"The Quest to Save Football" marks Stevie’s debut in junior fiction, born from countless hours spent watching her children play football and dreaming up fantastical adventures. She aims to engage young readers through interactive storytelling that encourages imagination, critical thinking, and an appreciation for diversity.
When not writing, Stevie enjoys cheering on her children at their football matches, advocating for marginalised children, and exploring new stories in books and films. She believes that every child should have access to stories that spark their creativity, foster a love for reading, and celebrate differences.