Book details
T.J. and the Cup Run (T.J. (Theo Walcott) Book 3)
Description
TJ and his friends get a terrible shock when their old teacher, Mr Potter, returns from illness to take over from Mr Wood as PE teacher at Parkview School. Worse still, they are about to play in the semifinal of the Cup, and Mr Potter's really bad tactics nearly lose them the match.With everything they've trained for hanging in the balance, can TJ and his friends turn things around and win?
Age
7-9
Text complexity
beginner
Length
192 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Inspiration for Young Athletes: 'T.J. and the Cup Run' is written by professional footballer Theo Walcott, offering young readers an authentic glimpse into the world of sports. It serves as an inspirational story that can motivate children to pursue their dreams and work hard in sports or any other endeavors they are passionate about.
- Positive Role Models: The characters in the book, including T.J., display positive traits such as teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship. These qualities are essential for young readers to learn and emulate in their own lives, both on and off the field.
- Entertainment and Enjoyment: The book provides an engaging and entertaining story that is specifically tailored for children who have an interest in football or sports in general. It combines the excitement of a cup run with relatable characters and situations, making it a fun read for its intended audience.
- Understanding Challenges and Success: 'T.J. and the Cup Run' explores the challenges that come with competing in sports, such as dealing with pressure, overcoming obstacles, and the importance of dedication. Reading about T.J.'s experiences can help young readers understand that success comes with its own set of challenges and how to cope with them.