Where Football Saves the World
By Alex Bellos and Ben Lyttleton
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Synopsis
Discover the fascinating world of football in this engaging book that explores topics like biology, maths, and history through the lens of the beautiful game. Learn about the origins of women's football, the advantages of left-footed players, and even which stadium is shaped like a crocodile. Packed with true stories, real science, and amusing cartoons, this book is perfect for young readers eager to learn and laugh.
About the author
Alex Bellos is a British author who loves making maths fun and exciting. He has written popular books like 'Alex’s Adventures in Numberland', where he explores amazing mathematical ideas and puzzles. Alex enjoys sharing the wonders of maths with readers of all ages, helping everyone discover how interesting numbers can be.
Pages
207 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2018
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