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Tennis shoes by Noel Streatfeild · Booklabria

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Tennis shoes

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Tennis shoes

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First published: 1937
Editions: 9 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Tennis became important in the Heath Family's life early on -- the twins were only nine, and the others younger when they started to play. But their grandfather and father before them had been top players -- the four red-headed children had tennis in their blood. They join the competitive tournament circuit and battle hard to win!

Subjects: Children's fiction
Children's stories
Tennis
Tennis stories

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9 in 2 languages

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