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	title:	Stealing the Wave: The Epic Struggle Between Ken Bradshaw and Mark Foo
	author:	Andy Martin
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
	released:	March 5, 2007
	isbn:	0747582262
	isbn-13:	9780747582267

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Customer Reviews
Top surf literature. - Rated This is a fantastic story, set in one of surfing's most intruiging arenas - the North Shore of Hawaii. It doesn't really matter whether the author has lightly sprinkled some 'story dust' over the events, because it's a great read anyway. The rivalry between Foo and Bradshaw is brilliantly built up, and escalates in an inevitable manner, and the descriptions of surfing and the Hawaiian big wave culture keep Andy Martin's books right up there with the best surf lit. A real page turner. Alongside 'Riding the Magic Carpet' this is one of the best surf books to come out in ages, and highly recommended. Read it and enjoy! Well worth the bucks - Rated This is a truly great book. It keeps the interest with good and humourous writing, but the tale obviously has a strong thread of sadness throughout. Brilliant addition to surf literature.

Customer Reviews

Top surf literature. - Rated 5/5
This is a fantastic story, set in one of surfing's most intruiging arenas - the North Shore of Hawaii. It doesn't really matter whether the author has lightly sprinkled some 'story dust' over the events, because it's a great read anyway.

The rivalry between Foo and Bradshaw is brilliantly built up, and escalates in an inevitable manner, and the descriptions of surfing and the Hawaiian big wave culture keep Andy Martin's books right up there with the best surf lit. A real page turner.

Alongside 'Riding the Magic Carpet' this is one of the best surf books to come out in ages, and highly recommended. Read it and enjoy!

Well worth the bucks - Rated 4/5
This is a truly great book. It keeps the interest with good and humourous writing, but the tale obviously has a strong thread of sadness throughout.
Brilliant addition to surf literature.