Soccer Duel
Soccer Duel by Thomas J. Dygard, published by Puffin Books in 1990, is a juvenile fiction work that explores the challenges of sports and self-identity. In this 224-page book, readers follow Terry as he navigates the competitive world of soccer, discovering that his skills may not be as impressive as he believed. Faced with the arrival of a talented new player from Poland, Krystian, Terry grapples with his self-esteem and the impact of his actions on the team.
As the story unfolds, Terry’s struggle to maintain his pride leads him to adopt questionable tactics on the field, ultimately affecting his performance and the team’s dynamics. The narrative delves into themes of sportsmanship and personal growth, highlighting the importance of teamwork and humility in the face of competition. With its focus on soccer and the challenges of adolescence, this book offers an engaging perspective for young readers interested in sports and recreation.
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Going out for soccer seems like a great idea to Terry, until he finds out that he’s not as good as he thinks. He’s used to starring on the football team, but now he’s obviously outclassed by the Eagles’ new player from Poland, Krystian. Trying to keep his self-respect, Terry only makes matters worse with his hotdog tactics. He knows his moves are hurting the team – but isn’t that better than hurting his pride?
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