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Spooky Soccer (Reading Ladder Level 3)

Malachy Doyle, Garry Parsons

Spooky Soccer (Reading Ladder Level 3)

Subjects

  • Spinetinglers - shivers up the spine time
  • Facts & Information - lists, stats and plenty of facts

Average rating

5 out 5

16 reviews

A fun and quirky story against anything but your average team, perfect for children learning to read.

When Seamus and his scaredy-ba Granda go for a night-time walk, they don’t expect to find a group of ghosts in an old barn. Greg the Ghoul, Phantom Pete and friends are too scared to go up into heaven, in case they are sent back down to hell, so they are just waiting around in the barn, getting bored. Seamus has an idea to relieve their boredom – they should form a football team and play other ghosts! The ghosts are nervous, but Seamus and his Granda help them get fit and improve their game. Soon they are champion players, powering their way through teams on earth, heaven and even hell! The Reading Ladder series helps children to enjoy learning to read. It features well-loved authors, classic characters and favourite topics, so that children will find something to excite and engage them in every title they pick up. It’s the first step towards a lasting love of reading. Level 3 Reading Ladder titles are perfect for fluent readers who are beginning to read exciting, challenging stories independently. • Varied sentences • Detailed illustrations to enjoy • Chapters • Interesting characters and themes • A rich range of vocabulary • More complex storylines to stretch confident readers All Reading Ladder titles are developed with a leading literacy consultant, making them perfect for use in schools and for parents keen to support their children’s reading. Book band: White.

Reviews

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It was about ghosts, heaven and hell. I loved it. The football team was called spooks and there were three other competitors. My favourite team was mouldy Milan because they made a big mistake of thinking the goalie was bad but in fact they were the best goalkeeper I've ever seen in my whole life (except for my daddy)!! There was also a good striker too.

Captain Crocodile Starlight 30.08.2022

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I finished reading this one today. I really liked the pictures. It took me a long time to read it.

Corporal Ice-T Cuckoo-Clock 23.08.2022

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I loved the ghosts and the football games

General Hercules Mildew 15.08.2022

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I liked the book because it’s football based

Don Virgil Paddington 27.07.2022

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I enjoyed reading this book. It was easy to read alone for me.

Captain Horatio Armadillo 31.08.2021

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I liked the book it was about a boy who liked playing football and played with ghosts.

Doctor Itchy Biscuits 26.08.2021

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This book was a fiction. It was a story about a boy, his grandpa and some ghosts playing football. My favourite character was the red devil because he’s really cool and very strong and he doesn’t miss a single goal. Yes i would recommend this story to someone else.

Prince Binky Turkey 12.08.2021

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I like the ghosts!

Commander Sandwich Partridge 09.08.2021

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I liked this book because I like football. It was funny when granda met Elvis in heaven and when they were all playing football in heaven..

Prince Jiminy Hammersmith 01.08.2021

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I like this spooky story.

Sir Sketch Pipistrel 06.10.2020

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This book is scary

Ambassador Chip Scratchings 01.08.2020

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I like this book because even though they were going to lose at football, they got help from a boy who helped them to win the football match.

Princess Morgana Skateboard 15.06.2020

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Love soccer

Anonymous 27.08.2017

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It was really good. The ending was the best

Anonymous 26.08.2017

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It was very funny and felt like you were in the book as I read it

Anonymous 19.08.2017

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Because it's a brilliant book.

Anonymous 02.08.2017