Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Sports & Recreation - Football

Newly independent readers will love this classic football story now illustrated in full color with brand new artwork
Mike's telepathic dog Harry is able to tell him what the other football team plans to do on the field, but Mike wonders--is it cheating? Can he win the game without Harry's help?
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The Berenstain Bears are ready to play football in this new action-packed addition to the classic New York Times bestselling series.

The family cannot wait to watch the Grizzly Bowl As they wait for the big game to start, the cubs huddle outside to play football. Will Brother score the winning touchdown in time?

The Berenstain Bears Play Football is a Level One I Can Read book, which means it's perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences.

When the Dungy family heads out to a sporting event, Mom and Dad tell all the kids, "Don't wander off!" But Jordan can't resist getting a closer look at the field--and when he turns around to talk to his dad, he's not there! This light story about listening will surely ring true for kids who sometimes have a mind of their own. Full color.

The First Match is the first book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books.

Sam is football crazy. Everybody says so. Now that Eddie Ford has agreed to help Sam and his friends, they have arranged a friendly match against Parton Rovers. Sam and Danny have made the team and can hardly wait, but Sam has practised so much that he canʼt play well anymore.

What is he going to do?

Join in the fun with Sam, his friends and Eddie in their bid to overcome the problems that come...

Trouble for Foz is the second book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books.

It was a good result. The first match ended in a 1-1 draw and everyone was pleased. Eddie has even more good news - he has managed to get the Newton Devils into a league. The new team for the first leg has been picked but some boys are unhappy. David and Foz argue and there is a scuffle.

What has happened to Fozʼs arm?

How long before he can play again?

Will he make the next match?

What about the Girls? is the third book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books.

Sam overhears something really odd. The girls want to play football This is worrying. "Girls and football? Itʼs about as natural as me eating salad " is Dannyʼs comment. Sam is very surprised to see some of the girls at the away match, in all that rain too.

How will the boys react to the girlsʼ wish to play football?

Whatʼs Worrying Eddie? is the fourth book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books.

When Sam and Danny arrive at school on Monday, Liza, Janey and Fran are already there playing football with the other boys. The boys are surprised at how well the girls play.

Then at the Devilsʼ first home game in the league, who is Eddie talking to?

What has happened?

Nowhere to Train is the fifth book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books.

There is bad news for Eddie, Sam and all the others: the Scoutsʼ field had been sold. From next month, they will have nowhere to train The Newton Devils have already won two matches and drawn two in the league. They still have more to play.

What are they going to do?

Who will help?

Are We the Champions? is the sixth book in Set B of Samʼs Football Stories. There are two sets, each containing six books. With nowhere to train but having come second in the league, Eddie has entered the Devilʼs in a tournament. When a new training ground is found, everybody pitches in and helps give the hut a facelift. It is good news: everybody is happy. Whoʼs in the team for the tournament? What happens in the matches? Who ARE the champions?

Only one thing keeps Jim from being the best linebacker in the team - his fear of getting tackled. But his friend Chuckie knows Jim isn't a coward. With Chuckie's special courage as an example, can Jim find the strength to face his fears head-on?

The weirdness never stops

It's Pee Wee Football season, and A.J.'s new coach is crazy. She wants the boys to do push-ups in the mud. She wants them to pick up a car. And worst of all, she wants to put girls on the team You'll never believe in a million hundred years what happens in the big game.