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Don't Tell Me What to Do: Elementary Level

Производитель: "Macmillan Education"

Серия: "Macmillan Readers"

Tom needed help. So did Masters. At first everything went well. But why had Tom left home? What did Masters do exactly? And who was the girl called Shirley? Retold by Philip King. ISBN:978-1-4050-7264-9

Издательство: "Macmillan Education" (2005)

Формат: 130x200, 64 стр.

ISBN: 978-1-4050-7264-9

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Michael Hardcastle

Michael Hardcastle
Born 6 February 1933 (1933-02-06) (age 78)
Huddersfield, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Occupation Novelist, Journalist, Literary Editor
Nationality British
Subjects Children's Literature
Notable award(s) MBE for services to Children's Literature 1988

Michael Hardcastle (born 1933) is a British author of sports fiction for children. He has written more than one hundred and forty books on a range of sporting subjects but is probably best known for his books about Association Football. In 1988 he was awarded an MBE in recognition of his services to children's literature.[1]

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Education and early Career

Hardcastle was born in Huddersfiled and was educated at the nearby Almondbury Grammar School. Due to ill health he was unable to take part in much sporting activity and instead spent time in the school library where he developed a passion for English literature particularly the works of Charles Dickens and W.E. Johns. He later became editor of the school newspaper The Almondburian. When he left school he joined the Royal Army Educational Corps and served for five years, travelling to Kenya and Mauritius. In 1956 he joined the Huddersfield Examiner as a reporter. Later he worked for the Bristol Evening Post as a diarist and literary editor, and then for the Liverpool Daily Post as chief feature writer in 1965.[2][3]

Writing

It was while working at Liverpoool Daily Post that he published his first book Soccer Is Also a Game later published as Soccer Comes First in 1966 to coincide with the World Cup in England.[4] This book, along with others written early in his career deal with Professional Football notably the fortunes of the fictitious Scorton Rovers and their star player Andy Blair. Others, including the Mark Fox series written in the 1970s and 1980s, focus on amateur football and tell of the trials and tribulations of youth football teams. Hardcastle has also written about many other sports including Showjumping, Cricket and Speedway.

Selected Bibliography

  • Soccer Is Also a Game also published as Soccer Comes First (1966)
  • Shoot on Sight (1967)
  • Goal (1969)
  • Reds and Blues (1970)
  • Don't Tell Me What to Do (1970)
  • In the Net (1971)
  • Playing Ball (1972)
  • Goals in the Air (1972)
  • Island Magic (1973)
  • United! (1973)
  • Away from Home (1974)
  • Free Kick (1974)
  • The Demon Bowler (1974)
  • The Big One (1974)
  • On the Run (1974)
  • Heading for Goal (1974)
  • Flare Up (1975)
  • Get Lost (1975)
  • Mark Fox series (1976 −82)
  • The Saturday Horse (1977)
  • First Contact series (1977)
  • Crash Car (1977)
  • Soccer Special (1978)
  • Racing Bike (1980)
  • Behind the Goal (1980)
  • Half a Team (1980)
  • The Gigantic Hit (1982)
  • Winning Rider (1985)
  • One Kick (1986)
  • Snookered! (1987)
  • Mascot (1987)
  • Kickback (1989)
  • Joanna's Goal (1990)
  • Lucky Break (1990)
  • The Away Team (1992)
  • Own Goal (1992)
  • Carole's Camel (1995)
  • Puzzle (1995)
  • The Fastest Bowler in the World (1996)
  • Soccer Star (2003) [5]

References

  1. ^ Faber and Faber website http://www.faber.co.uk/author/michael-hardcastle
  2. ^ The Old Almondburians' Society : Michael Hardcastle MBE (03 May 2007)http://www.oas.org.uk/Michael%20Hardcastle%20audio%20page.php
  3. ^ Ponymad book lovers website http://michaelhardcastle.ponymadbooklovers.co.uk/
  4. ^ The Old Almondburians' Society : Michael Hardcastle MBE (03 May 2007)http://www.oas.org.uk/Michael%20Hardcastle%20audio%20page.php
  5. ^ Happy 75th, Michael Hardcastle! http://newsgroups.derkeiler.com/pdf/Archive/Rec/rec.arts.books.childrens/2008-02/msg00015.pdf

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