Belly Flop

Belly Flop by Morris Gleitzman is a first edition published by Pan Macmillan on June 6, 1997. This book, written in English and spanning 181 pages, follows the story of Mitch, who believes that becoming a champion driver is the only way to change the negative perceptions of him in his town. As he embarks on this risky plan, he holds onto the hope that his guardian angel, Doug, is listening to his aspirations.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of ambition and the desire for acceptance. Mitch’s journey is marked by challenges and the belief in a guiding presence, offering insights into his motivations and the dynamics of his relationships with others. This edition presents a unique perspective on the lengths one might go to in pursuit of approval and recognition.
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Mitch believes there’s only one way to stop everyone in town hating him. Become a champion driver. It’s a risky plan, but Mitch also believes in a guardian angel called Doug. He hopes Doug is listening …
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