Harry Fly
By Tasha Pym and Ken Cox
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What is Harry Fly about?
Harry Fly is expected to follow in the footsteps of his parents, both Olympic high-jump champions. But while Harry dreams of making the school team, every attempt ends in embarrassment. With the competition approaching, he begins to wonder whether he will ever be good enough. Then his friend Lucy comes up with a tough training plan. As Harry practises, struggles and learns to keep going, he discovers that success is not only about jumping higher—it is also about courage, friendship and believing in himself.
About the author
Tasha Pym is a talented author who loves writing fun and lively stories for children. Her popular book, 'Mr. Wolf's Pancakes', is enjoyed by many readers for its clever twists and colourful characters. Tasha’s books are perfect for anyone who enjoys stories full of imagination and laughter.
Pages
64 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Edition published
1998
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