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Paul Stewart is the bestselling and multi-award-winning author of over 70 books for children and adults. Paul has written everything from travel and football stories to horror and fantasy, and his long list of titles includes the 3 million copy phenomenon The Edge Chronicles. Paul travelled for many years and taught English in Germany and Sri Lanka before returning to the UK to become a full-time writer. He now lives with his family in Brighton.
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A new coach is causing trouble for the team as Paul Stewart continues the action in the third of this four-part football series.
Danny, Scott, Jack and the rest of the Dale team are gearing up for a hat-trick in their last ever town cup competition. But the boys have moved to senior school and Danny’s having a rough time. Their new coach is a hard, harsh man who has disliked Danny from day one. His taunting and teasing has knocked Danny’s confidence and now the coach is threatening to boot him off the team. But why has he got it in for Danny? And can Danny do something about it before his hat-trick dream goes up in smoke?
Particularly suitable for readers aged 9+ with a reading age of 8.
The final of the Town Cup is less than two weeks away. The Dale team have won it twice already, and Danny, Scott, Jack and the rest are hoping to make it a hat-trick.
But the boys have moved to senior school and Danny’s having a bad time. Their new football coach has picked on Danny from day one. Now he’s threatening to kick him off the team.
Danny, though, is not going to take it. He makes a plan to get his own back on the bully. Will it work? Or will he – and his hopes of winning the hat-trick – be doomed to fail?
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Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Paul Stewart is the bestselling and multi-award-winning author of over 70 books for children and adults. Paul has written everything from travel and football stories to horror and fantasy, and his long list of titles includes the 3 million copy phenomenon The Edge Chronicles. Paul travelled for many years and taught English in Germany and Sri Lanka before returning to the UK to become a full-time writer. He now lives with his family in Brighton.