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A math whiz tackles rugby, guided by his dad's wild ambitions.
Marcus, a math genius, faces a hilarious challenge when his self-help author dad insists he can master rugby. As Marcus fumbles through the sport, unexpected lessons and laughter unfold. Can he prove his dad right, or will his athletic misadventures lead to chaos? Discover the comedic journey of a boy caught between numbers and tackles, where every game is a new opportunity for mishaps and growth. Will Marcus find his footing on the field, or will his dad's dreams remain just that?
In illustrated diary format, the hilarious tale of a boy who is a rugby master–not!Marcus is a math whiz who is not good at sports. But his dad, a self-help author, is convinced otherwise. He believes that Marcus can achieve anything he sets his mind to–with hilarious results. Flint’s gentle, satiric humor and comic drawings will have readers laughing out loud while learning a surprising amount about rugby.
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