Rugby Academy (1) – Surface to Air
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By Tom Palmer, and and, David Shephard
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Second instalment of Tom Palmer’s rugby trilogy set against the backdrop of war. The Borderlands team are in the European Rugby Championship. The trophy is almost in their grasp but their parents are still overseas, serving in the growing conflict. Can the team play through? Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers of 8+
Second instalment of Tom Palmer’s action-packed rugby trilogy set against the backdrop of war. The Borderlands boarding school rugby team have made it into the European Rugby Championship Tournament. They’re enjoying their time in France, but Rory and the rest of the team can’t help thinking about each of their parents, serving overseas in the growing conflict in the Central Asian Republic. Can the boys focus on the game enough to win the final and make it to the International Tournament? Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers aged 8+
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Great Book.
I learnt a lot about rugby from this book. It was good.
It was a really good book.
Rory didn't give up and against all the odds succeeds and scores for his team.
It was very exciting
If you are a rugby fan, then this is one of the books that you were looking for.
I liked it because I realy like kicking balls
It is a fiction book about a boy: Rory and his rugby team and they went to France to win a rugby cup. I would recommend it to someone else.
5*
This is second in the series but just as thrilling. Instead of following Woody's life, we follow the life (and rugby matches) of his friend Rory.
Is a book Who I reccomend for The energicts people
I liked this book.
It is a book about rugby and the players position is fly half
