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Mal Peet Trio
Product ID: 106691
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Description: Unique football fiction that hammers the ball into your deepest heart. Football: it's the beautiful game. But it's more than a game. It's triumph and heartbreak and passion and glory. It's the essence of life. Tough-talking sports journalist Paul Faustino is a lifelong fan. Now he's reporting on three mysteries involving the world's greatest players. A legendary goalie's eerie secret. A vanished teenage football prodigy. A star player brought down by a rival. Football stories like you've NEVER read before. Love, death, magic, murder and the media. Carnegie winner Mal Peet was a writer who knew the score. Football fiction that takes the game into a thrilling new dimension Written by Carnegie Medal winner Mal Peet, who died in 2015 A blast of fresh air so strong and vibrant, so passionate INIS Glorious, cartwheeling, magical, frightening Frank Cottrell Boyce This series contains mature content. #summer-18 #sum-18
ISBN: 9789995165031
Price: £20.37
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