Copies bought through Lulu.com should have the amended bold font. Meanwhile, the printing fault does not seem to have affected readers' enjoyment of the story. Goalden Girl has received some favourable reviews:

• 'This is an interesting storyline. It is a good read for all ages. I well recommend it and look forward to the author's next book' (Amazon.co.uk)
   
• 'My youngest daughter really enjoyed the book throughout. An easy to read book with an interesting storyline. I Wish I knew who said girls couldn't play football - my daughter is living the dream since finishing the book -Well done to Tracey Morait - we await your next offering ...' (Amazon.co.uk)
   
• 'Wasn't sure about a Goth playing football but once you get into the book it doesn't matter. The characters are believable and so is the story. I really enjoyed reading it!' (Amazon.co.uk)
   
• 'This is a really good read with lots going on...' (Barnes and Noble)
   
• 'Tracey Morait's Goalden Girl is a wholesome action story for young people about problems teenagers sometimes have to face and the therapeutic effect of intramural sports.' (BookIdeas.com)

Goalden Girl, ISBN: 9781847997586, retails at around £6.00 ($12.55/Euro 11.00) a copy, and is for sale online at Barnes and Noble, all Amazon sites, buy.com, Foyles, Tesco, Blackwell, and Waterstones Online, as well as other online retailers in Europe, Australia and Canada. It can also be ordered through any book shop by quoting the ISBN. Third party sellers are selling the book through some of these retailers, and the author urges buyers to opt for the cheapest price available.