The Amazing Sam Kerr: How did she get so good?

James Knight, Jules Faber

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Interest age: from c 8 years, Football / soccer (Children's / Teenage)

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Welbeck Children's Books
- Paperback Nov 1, 2022 | 9781922853035 | RRP $14.99 Buy Now

Find out what it took for soccer star Sam Kerr to get so good the training, the big breaks and the challenges along the way. Get inspired to find your own passion and be the best you can be!

Imagine what it would be like to represent Australia as captain of the Matildas, like the amazing Sam Kerr!

How would it feel to hold the record as Australia s greatest goalscorer?

Find out what it takes to get so good the training, the big breaks and the challenges along the way. Get inspired to find your own passion and BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE!

Every Amazing Sporting Hero has a story. Featuring easy-read text and fun illustrations, this series is suitable for readers who are happier out of the classroom than in it!

Collect the whole series: The Amazing Ash Barty, The Amazing Pat Cummins, The Amazing Dylan Alcott.

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Mojgan and Milad tell us what freedom means to them.

Mojgan tells us about some of her memories in detention.

Mojgan tells us what this story means to her.

Mojgan and Milad tell us why they are telling their story.

Author James Knight tells us about his new book Henry and Banjo

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Mojgan and Milad tell us what freedom means to them.

Mojgan tells us about some of her memories in detention.

Mojgan tells us what this story means to her.

Mojgan and Milad tell us why they are telling their story.

Author James Knight tells us about his new book Henry and Banjo

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James Knight

James Knight, a country boy himself who was raised in the New South Wales country town of Gunnedah, is an award-winning television reporter and bestselling author of biographies, whose career over the last decade has spanned Sydney metropolitan radio, press and television.

Milton Jones is a self-made success from the Northern Territory, who started work in the early 1980s as a bullcatcher on remote inland cattle stations, before buying Coolibah Station in 1988. He is now the sole owner of a helicopter business that specialises in aerial mustering, government work and tourism flights over Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge and Kakadu.