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Andy Murray: Tennis Ace

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This unputdownable book is a must read for followers of tennis and Andy. I would suggest this book to children between the ages of 10 and 14. I would rate this book a 10/10!

Have you ever wondered what it takes to become a tennis star? 
 
This is Andy Murray’s story – from the first time he picked up a tennis racquet, to his Grand Slam win at the US Open. 
 
Did you know that Andy was approached by a major football club? Or that he used to play doubles with Novak Djokovic? Follow the Scot's rise to stardom in this brand-new biography of our tennis ace.

A brand-new biography of British tennis star Andy Murray, Olympic gold medallist and winner of Wimbledon 2013!

After moving to Melbourne from England in 2003, John Murray began writing for Australia’s highest-selling weekly sports magazine, the AFL Record, after a crash course in Australian rules football. He edited a children’s Aussie rules magazine for four years and has worked on the sport desks of several national newspapers. John was recently part of the publications team at the London 2012 organizing committee, and has written and edited books on tennis, cricket, football, netball and Aussie rules. 
 
John is not related to Andy Murray, but he is a big tennis fan!

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