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	title:	The Football Machine (The Team) (Team)
	author:	David Bedford
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Little Hare
	released:	August 1, 2003
	isbn:	1877003344
	isbn-13:	9781877003349

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Customer Reviews
Football story with a difference - Rated Harvey and The Team are so rubbish they accept the help of Professor Gertie - they'll do anything to win! But all her inventions are a disaster. Then the Professor creates her greatest invention - a robot called Mark 1 the Football Machine. It's the robot that makes this book special, although the animosity of the ref and rival teams, and frustrations of the team members who have no confidence in themselves, all make the story really enjoyable. And thankfully, in the end The Team succeed without cheating! Definitely a fun book for 5-8 year olds learning to read, and if they're football fans then all the better. The amusing cartoon illustrations really add to the book and the robot is full of character. My son loved the picture of 'the masher'. I'm going to buy the next one in this new series.

Customer Reviews

Football story with a difference - Rated 5/5
Harvey and The Team are so rubbish they accept the help of Professor Gertie - they'll do anything to win! But all her inventions are a disaster. Then the Professor creates her greatest invention - a robot called Mark 1 the Football Machine.

It's the robot that makes this book special, although the animosity of the ref and rival teams, and frustrations of the team members who have no confidence in themselves, all make the story really enjoyable. And thankfully, in the end The Team succeed without cheating!

Definitely a fun book for 5-8 year olds learning to read, and if they're football fans then all the better. The amusing cartoon illustrations really add to the book and the robot is full of character. My son loved the picture of 'the masher'. I'm going to buy the next one in this new series.

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