More than a game (1999)

by Peter McFarlane

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Novel for teenagers raising ideas about people with differing abilities and society's attitude to them. Tammy has problems because her best mate Mick might lose his job and someone is painting graffiti on her door. The author's other publications include 'The Flea and Other Stories' and 'Lovebird'.

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Tammy is a developmentally disabled member of the Crows cheer squad. She is having trouble being accepted while her friend, the club’s coach, is having trouble keeping his job. Suitable for teenage readers.

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Readingthegame | Jun 20, 2020 |

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CBCA Book of the Year (Notable Book – Older Readers – 2000)

Children’s Peace Literature Award (Short List – 1999)

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Novel for teenagers raising ideas about people with differing abilities and society's attitude to them. Tammy has problems because her best mate Mick might lose his job and someone is painting graffiti on her door. The author's other publications include 'The Flea and Other Stories' and 'Lovebird'.

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