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Bernard Beagle is back! Join all your favourite characters, along with some new faces, in this action-packed second episode from author Daniel Murphy.
Bernard Beagle is living his dream - he's made the school soccer team, he's made some friends and he's scoring goals. But three games into the season, Mum and Dad deliver some Earth-shattering news - the Beagles are moving back to Brisbane.
That's not the only problem. Somehow, the opposition seem to know the Tidal Waves' tactics and Maya Dane is wearing her hair in pig tails. Not to mention that witch across the road is still doing magic…mehr

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Bernard Beagle is back! Join all your favourite characters, along with some new faces, in this action-packed second episode from author Daniel Murphy.

Bernard Beagle is living his dream - he's made the school soccer team, he's made some friends and he's scoring goals. But three games into the season, Mum and Dad deliver some Earth-shattering news - the Beagles are moving back to Brisbane.

That's not the only problem. Somehow, the opposition seem to know the Tidal Waves' tactics and Maya Dane is wearing her hair in pig tails. Not to mention that witch across the road is still doing magic tricks.

With just four weeks to say goodbye to Woodland Bay, Bernard must come up with a plan to stay in town before his career as a Tidal Wave comes to an abrupt end.

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Autorenporträt
Daniel Murphy was born in Adelaide, South Australia. A keen soccer player, he has always wanted to write another book about his favourite sport. For four years, Daniel wrote for Writer's Edit, a Sydney-based literary magazine. His work is featured in the second volume of Kindling, a Writer's Edit anthology.