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The Beautiful Dream A Memoir Atiba Hutchinson

Name: The Beautiful Dream A Memoir Atiba Hutchinson
SKU: BELL-61250604
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Publisher: Penguin Canada

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 15.83 MB

Pages: 312

Author: Atiba Hutchinson

ISBN: 9780735247352, 0735247358

Language: English

Year: 2024

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The Beautiful Dream A Memoir Atiba Hutchinson by Atiba Hutchinson 9780735247352, 0735247358 instant download after payment.

NATIONAL BESTSELLER
“A captivating read from one of our country’s greatest athletes.”
―Christine Sinclair, former captain of the Canadian Women's National Soccer Team and National Bestselling Author of Playing the Long Game
Out of the Toronto suburb of Brampton comes an irresistible story of trials, perseverance, the limelight of international soccer, and—above all—heart.
Despite debuting on Canada’s senior national soccer team 20 years ago, scarce is known of Atiba Hutchinson. We’ve watched him win Canadian Men’s Player of the Year six times; celebrated his club team championships; and mourned his injuries. We’ve lamented the state of Canadian soccer and cursed the lost potential—and years. Yet, we know little about Atiba’s personal life, or how he rose from suburban Brampton to becoming Canada’s most-capped national men’s team player, often described as...