The Multi-million Pound Mascot by Chris Powling

The Multi-million Pound Mascot by Chris Powling

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A lively and fun story about football, featuring a likeable reluctant hero, and nice flashes of fantasy. (Also published as part of the 'Oxford Reading Tree Treetops' series.)

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The Multi-million Pound Mascot by Chris Powling

Josh and Mo are twins who both go along to watch Oldchester Athletic every Saturday. The team are three games away from winning promotion to the Premier League and are also through to the cup finals at Wembley. Josh is very excited about all this but his sister Mo doesn't get very excited about football and can take it or leave it. Mo buys some peanuts and swallows the 'peanut of power' which gives her the most extraordinary good luck. The slimey owner of Oldchester decides he needs her for the team mascot to ensure that team gains promotion and wins the cup ...* Chris Powling is a well-know and respected name in the Children's books world - in 1996, as part of the Books for Keeps team, he won the Eleanor Farjeon Award for services to children's literature. * In 1994 his book "The Phantom Carwash" was runner-up for the Smarties Prize. * * A lively and fun story about football, featuring a likeable reluctant hero, and nice flashes of fantasy. * Football stories are popular at this age range and this story fits in with several other football stories published by OUP. * Illustrated throughout in black and white.
Chris Powling is the author of several children's books, including The Kingfisher Book of Scary Stories and The Phantom Carwash, for which he won the Smarties Prize.
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ISBN 13 9780192751195
ISBN 10 0192751190
Title The Multi-million Pound Mascot
Author Chris Powling
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Oxford University Press
Year published 2001-07-01
Number of pages 112
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.