About Us

We are writers of books for children who believe that there is not enough great literature out there for sporty girls. We are dedicated to getting these kinds of books on the market and to letting girls know about the ones that already exist. We are currently looking for more book bloggers. Contact us at sportygirlbooks@gmail.com if interested.

Stacy Barnett Mozer was not allowed to play sports as a young child. She attended an elementary school where girls danced to Richard Simons while boys were taught how to play hockey (and she's not that old!!). She has always loved to watch sports and she can often been found writing at her son and daughter's baseball or soccer practices. As a teen she earned varsity letters for track and badminton and as an adult she coached her daughter's soccer team. Stacy's favorite teams are the Mets, Jets, Rangers, and the Hurricanes.

Visit Stacy at www.StacyMozer.com or on Twitter: @SMozer.

Brenda J. Barrera was often told to “Go outside and play!” while growing up in Michigan. Play meant to grab a bucket of tennis balls, a transistor radio, and bike to the college courts to practice her forehand and backhand. It also meant twirling her baton in the backyard to Motown hits. Her earliest sports memory is riding on the back of her brother’s bike to swim practice at an outdoor pool, and yes, the water was fuh-REE-zing. In high school, she was co-captain of the swim team her senior year and during college discovered a passion for running, so it was a natural fit to become a triathlete. She says it’s fun to be competitive, but it’s equally important always to have fun. 

Learn more about Brenda at www.brendajbarrera.com and follow her on Twitter @brendajbarrera