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Description for Féile Fever
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Danny Wilde and his teammates are finding the Under-14s Division tough going. They've lost one of their best goal-scorers to injury and it looks like they'll have no chance of winning the County Feile! Could Todd, the new Australian kid, be the answer to their prayers? Todd's an Aussie Rules player - tough and skilful - but can he become a real GAA player in time? It's all to play for in the second book about GAA player Danny Wilde.
Danny Wilde and his teammates are finding the Under-14s Division tough going. They've lost one of their best goal-scorers to injury and it looks like they'll have no chance of winning the County Feile! Could Todd, the new Australian kid, be the answer to their prayers? Todd's an Aussie Rules player - tough and skilful - but can he become a real GAA player in time? It's all to play for in the second book about GAA player Danny Wilde.
Product Details
Publisher
O'Brien Press
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2009
Condition
New
Number of Pages
208
Place of Publication
Dublin, Ireland
ISBN
9781847171733
SKU
V9781847171733
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 3 to 5 working days
Ref
99-3
About Joe O´brien
Joe O'Brien lives in Ballyfermot in Dublin with his wife and children. He is the author of nine books featuring Alfie Green, a boy who can talk to plants. For older readers he has written three books about Danny Wilde and his Littlestown Crokes GAA team, Legends' Lair (about Charlie Stubbs and his dreams of becoming a soccer player) and ... Read more
Reviews for Féile Fever
'the story zips along at a cracking pace, never flags and yet manages to deal sensitively with issues that are now a reality for many children - issues such as marital break-up and drinking' 'suitable for senior classes in primary schools and as usual, O'
In Touch Magazine 'a must for all young Gaelic fans'
Sunday Independent 'the ... Read more
In Touch Magazine 'a must for all young Gaelic fans'
Sunday Independent 'the ... Read more