Humor and fun (Children)

Diary of a Cricket God

by Shamini Flint

Marcus is great at maths but hopeless at sport, so it's a shock when his dad decides he has magic in his wrists and sends him off to play cricket. Told as an illustrated diary with funny drawings, his gentle, cheeky humour will have kids laughing out loud. Along the way they'll pick up a surprising amount about how cricket works. A lovely pick for children who prefer books to bats.

Age

6–9

Language

English

Pages

104

Publisher

abc

Reading level

Easy

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