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EAN-13	9780746099254
Product Name	Skate School: Ice Princess
Category	Book / Magazine / Publication
Short Description	Height:0.75 inches / Length:5.2 inches / Weight:0.45 pounds / Width:7.83 inches
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SKU	G9780746099254
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Width	0.67 inches    (convert)
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Length	5.08 inches    (convert)
Weight	110 hundredths pounds    (convert)
Author	Kay Woodward
Page Count	240
Binding	Paperback
Published	10/30/2009
Long Description	Capturing the glamour, heartache and triumphs of Junior Olympic figure-skating, this stunning new series whisks readers off to, quite literally, the coolest boarding school on earth. Francesca Willis is sharp, funny and quirky, but let's face it, pretty average...until you see her blades hit the ice. Then Frankie is truly spectacular. Frankie's love and flair for ice-skating means she's dedicated to practising at her local ice-rink every morning, teaching herself the hottest moves and the toughest spins. And her dreams look like they might come true when she is offered a place at team GB's Olympic training school, far from home in the idyllic Swiss mountains. But while the school boasts world-class tuition and promises sporting success, its super-privileged pupils are so cool they're practically sub-zero. Frankie's going to have to work hard to form friendships and fine-tune her talent in this fiercely competitive environment. After all, Frankie has talent, dedication and passion - but does she have what it takes to be a winner? A gripping new boarding school series with added ice, "Skate School" combines ambition, competition, friendship and fun. This compulsively cool read is sure to inspire budding sports stars everywhere - just in time for the Winter Olympics!
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