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Books with title Dino-Soccer

  • Dino-Soccer

    Lisa Wheeler, Barry Gott

    Library Binding (Carolrhoda Books ®, Aug. 1, 2009)
    When veggie-nibbling Grazers and meat-munching Biters take to the soccer field, it's a showdown of prehistoric proportions. Diplodocus shows an herbivore's soft touch and strikes first for the Grazers. But Gallimimus takes a pass from the twin Pterodactyls on the wings and finishes it off to even things up for the Biters. In the second half, Apatosaur scores the go-ahead goal for the veggie-side, but then a brawl results in red cards for both teams. Hungry to tie the game, Biter Allosaurus takes advantage. Now it's 2-2, setting up the teeth-gnashing, claw-curling final minutes. . . .
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  • Dino-Soccer

    Lisa Wheeler, Barry Gott

    eBook (Carolrhoda Books ®, Nov. 1, 2013)
    When veggie-nibbling Grazers and meat-munching Biters take to the soccer field, it's a showdown of prehistoric proportions. Diplodocus shows an herbivore's soft touch and strikes first for the Grazers. But Gallimimus takes a pass from the twin Pterodactyls on the wings and finishes it off to even things up for the Biters. In the second half, Apatosaur scores the go-ahead goal for the veggie-side, but then a brawl results in red cards for both teams. Hungry to tie the game, Biter Allosaurus takes advantage. Now it's 2-2, setting up the teeth-gnashing, claw-curling final minutes. . . .
  • Soccer

    Cecilia Minden

    eBook (Cherry Lake Publishing, Jan. 12, 2014)
    Learn about the connection between math and soccer.
  • Dino-Soccer

    Lisa Wheeler

    Paperback (Carolrhoda Books, Jan. 1, 2009)
    Rare Book
  • Dino-Soccer

    Lisa Wheeler

    Paperback (Carolrhoda Books, Jan. 1, 2009)
    Rare Book
  • Dino-Soccer

    Lisa Gott, Barry;Wheeler

    Paperback (Lerner Publishing Group, Jan. 1, 2009)
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  • Soccer

    Jim Buckley

    eBook (Cherry Lake Publishing, Dec. 10, 2013)
    In the complex world of the 21st century, the ability to use innovation to solve problems or make products better is a critical skill for kids to possess. This book uses a sport kid's love, soccer, to highlight how innovation has been used to make the game and the people who play it, better.
  • Soccer

    Jean-Philippe Toussaint, Shaun Whiteside

    (Rutgers University Press, April 5, 2019)
    Growing up in Belgium, soccer was Jean-Philippe Touissant’s life, a passion not shared by his bookish family. Now an acclaimed novelist, essayist, and filmmaker, he reflects upon his lifelong love for the game with an intellectual’s keen mind and a sports fan’s heart. What, he ponders, has a lifetime of soccer fandom taught him about life and the passage of time itself. Soccer takes readers on an idiosyncratic journey that delves deep into the author’s childhood memories, but also transports us to World Cup matches in Japan, Germany, South Africa, and Brazil. Along the way, it kicks around such provocative questions as: How does soccer fandom both support and transcend nationalism? How are our memories of soccer matches both collective and distinctly personal? And how can a game this beautiful and this ephemeral be adequately captured in words? Part travelogue, part memoir, and part philosophical essay, Soccer is entirely unique, a thrilling departure from the usual clichés of sports writing. Even readers with little knowledge of the game will be enthralled by Touissant’s profound musings and lyrical prose.
  • Soccer

    Hugh Hornby

    Hardcover (DK Children, April 19, 2010)
    Discover the inside story of soccer—from the origins of the game to the latest World Cup finals! Be an "eyewitness" to the world’s favorite sport, and find out about star players, fancy footwork, and the history of this “beautiful game.” See which rules have changed over the years. Discover why heading a ball in the 1870s could prove fatal. Find out how modern gloves make a goalkeeper’s job easier, and much, much more. The most trusted nonfiction series on the market, Eyewitness Books provide an in-depth, comprehensive look at their subjects with a unique integration of words and pictures.
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  • Soccer

    Jean-Philippe Toussaint, Shaun Whiteside

    language (Rutgers University Press, April 5, 2019)
    Growing up in Belgium, soccer was Jean-Philippe Touissant’s life, a passion not shared by his bookish family. Now an acclaimed novelist, essayist, and filmmaker, he reflects upon his lifelong love for the game with an intellectual’s keen mind and a sports fan’s heart. What, he ponders, has a lifetime of soccer fandom taught him about life and the passage of time itself. Soccer takes readers on an idiosyncratic journey that delves deep into the author’s childhood memories, but also transports us to World Cup matches in Japan, Germany, South Africa, and Brazil. Along the way, it kicks around such provocative questions as: How does soccer fandom both support and transcend nationalism? How are our memories of soccer matches both collective and distinctly personal? And how can a game this beautiful and this ephemeral be adequately captured in words? Part travelogue, part memoir, and part philosophical essay, Soccer is entirely unique, a thrilling departure from the usual clichés of sports writing. Even readers with little knowledge of the game will be enthralled by Touissant’s profound musings and lyrical prose.
  • Dino-Soccer

    Lisa Wheeler

    Library Binding (Carolrhoda Books, Sept. 1, 2009)
    None
  • Soccer!

    Dev Ross, David Wenzel

    Paperback (Treasure Bay Inc, June 1, 2010)
    "Discover exciting information about one of the most popular sports in the world! See how games like soccer have been played for thousands of years. Learn about Pelâe and Mia Hamm, two of the best soccer players ever! There are even tips on playing soccer. You might learn a new practice drill or a new way to improve your own soccer skills!" -- p. [4] of cover.
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