The Galaxy World Cup
Alan Joyce
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Extract
On an outer spiral arm of the Milky Way galaxy, in the north-east of England, in the small town of Hebbrow, sat Nick Wilson,
and he was very bored. He hated school, especially his, St Ernie’s (the patron saint of boredom). At twelve years old, he found everything about it boring. The uniforms were boring (a dull, dark grey with a black-and-blue striped tie), the subjects and teachers were boring, even this sentence was boring.
About the book
From wormholes to bouncy pitches, this side-splitting wacky story will appeal to ages 7-11 and any football fans!
When aliens mistake schoolboy Nick and his fellow misfits for the world’s greatest football players, they are whisked across the Milky Way to compete in an intergalactic football tournament against REAL ALIENS.
The only problem?
They are NOT the greatest football players on Earth – they’re the WORST! But if they want to go home, they’ll have to lace up their boots and try to actually score a goal . . .
- The debut novel from the 2024 Times/Chicken House Children’s Fiction Competition shortlistee, Alan Joyce.
- This intergalactic story, with themes of friendship and team spirit, is the perfect underdog story.
- A fun and original football book just in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup!
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