I AM FOOTBALL MAD. THIS IS EXACTLY WHY I READ THIS BOOK . . . FUN FUN FUN!

Amazon Review

Full of great football/boys' action and devoid of all the commercial stuff swirling around the game (and lots of kids' football books too).

Amazon Review

It's a good mix of lively stories with different approaches to story-telling so the young reader will be kept interested and involved

Parent in Touch

Four goal-scoring books in one! ·Mark's Dream Team ·Nice One, Sam! ·There's Only One Danny Ogle ·The Worst Team in the World Kick it, pass it, head it, cross it, live it, dream it - SCORE! If you're mad about football, you'd be mad to miss this book! Four awesome stories about all kinds of players - some great, some rubbish, some fair, some foul - all MAD ABOUT FOOTBALL! Whether you like to play football, watch football, wear your team's shirt, or just love kicking a ball around the garden, there's a story in here for you. Black and white illustrations throughout.
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Four illustrated stories in one bumper book! From dynamo strikers and fantastic goalies to a desperate school team and a side about to enter the record books for being the worst team in the world - there's a story in here for every football-mad fan!
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`I AM FOOTBALL MAD. THIS IS EXACTLY WHY I READ THIS BOOK . . . FUN FUN FUN!' Amazon Review `Full of great football/boys' action and devoid of all the commercial stuff swirling around the game (and lots of kids' football books too).' Amazon Review `It's a good mix of lively stories with different approaches to story-telling so the young reader will be kept interested and involved' Parent in Touch
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Four books in one! You'd be mad to miss it!
Fantastic value for money - four great books in one.Proper stories written by well-known and established authors who are all keen football fans.Peppered with fun black and white illustrations throughout.Publishing just ahead of the FIFA World Cup in 2014 - the perfect accompaniment for any young fan.Stories feature both girl and boy football players.Perfect stories for reading aloud to young readers, or for older readers to read alone.
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At 16, John Goodwin went out to work selling fruit and vegetables in a market. One of his jobs was to empty the pennies out of ladies loos. By his late 30's he'd somehow stumbled into taking the post of a university lecturer. However, it was only in his third career as a writer that he really found himself. He has now written over twenty plays for BBC radio and had a number of books published. These have included fiction for children, an educational drama series, and a number of non-fiction titles.Alan MacDonald was born in Watford and went to university in Bangor, North Wales, where he studied English and Drama. He started working life in a travelling theatre company visiting schools all over the country, writing much of their material. It was, as he says, a useful apprenticeship - if the audience didn't like the play, they talked through it or threw bits of paper at the actors. Hence, he very quickly learned what children liked. He has since written stories and dramas for the BBC (both television and radio), as well as many children's books. A keen football fan, Alan has supported Watford FC since childhood. Many of his stories have a football focus - which he rates as the next best thing to playing for England!Helena Pielichaty (pronounced Pierre-li-hatty) was born in Stockholm, Sweden but most of her childhood was spent in Yorkshire. As a result, she became a supporter of Huddersfield Town F.C.. Her English teacher wrote of her in Year Nine that she produced 'lively and quite sound work but she must be careful not to let the liveliness go too far'. Following this advice, Helena never took her liveliness further south than East Grinstead, where she began her career as a teacher. She didn't begin writing until she was 32. Since then Helena has written numerous books for young readers.
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Fantastic value for money - four great books in one.Proper stories written by well-known and established authors who are all keen football fans.Peppered with fun black and white illustrations throughout.Publishing just ahead of the FIFA World Cup in 2014 - the perfect accompaniment for any young fan.Stories feature both girl and boy football players.Perfect stories for reading aloud to young readers, or for older readers to read alone.
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Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780192735850
Publisert
2014
Utgiver
Vendor
Oxford University Press
Vekt
288 gr
Høyde
200 mm
Bredde
129 mm
Dybde
26 mm
Aldersnivå
JC, 02
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
416

Om bidragsyterne

At 16, John Goodwin went out to work selling fruit and vegetables in a market. One of his jobs was to empty the pennies out of ladies loos. By his late 30's he'd somehow stumbled into taking the post of a university lecturer. However, it was only in his third career as a writer that he really found himself. He has now written over twenty plays for BBC radio and had a number of books published. These have included fiction for children, an educational drama series, and a number of non-fiction titles.Alan MacDonald was born in Watford and went to university in Bangor, North Wales, where he studied English and Drama. He started working life in a travelling theatre company visiting schools all over the country, writing much of their material. It was, as he says, a useful apprenticeship - if the audience didn't like the play, they talked through it or threw bits of paper at the actors. Hence, he very quickly learned what children liked. He has since written stories and dramas for the BBC (both television and radio), as well as many children's books. A keen football fan, Alan has supported Watford FC since childhood. Many of his stories have a football focus - which he rates as the next best thing to playing for England!Helena Pielichaty (pronounced Pierre-li-hatty) was born in Stockholm, Sweden but most of her childhood was spent in Yorkshire. As a result, she became a supporter of Huddersfield Town F.C.. Her English teacher wrote of her in Year Nine that she produced 'lively and quite sound work but she must be careful not to let the liveliness go too far'. Following this advice, Helena never took her liveliness further south than East Grinstead, where she began her career as a teacher. She didn't begin writing until she was 32. Since then Helena has written numerous books for young readers.