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Grace's Euro Adventures - cover

Grace's Euro Adventures

Emma Drag

Publisher: Grosvenor House Publishing

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Summary

"...a forward passing the key to the next forward".
The goal posts magically 'shimmer and shine' and a door appears! Grace uses a key and disappears through the door to a football match. She arrives at several football matches hoping to help the team on their journey. Teams such as the Netherlands who were 2017 Euro champions and Northern Ireland who were first timers at the 2022 Euro tournament appear in this story. Is football just a game?
Grace's adventures show winning, losing and how overcoming boundaries and challenges can be achieved with a little bit of confidence and hope. Anything is possible!
Available since: 06/26/2025.
Print length: 155 pages.

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