Transfer
No. of pages 240
Published: 2007
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Stanley is a football-mad 11 year-old whose beloved team, City, faces relegation from the Premiership. His mother is a football-hating computer scientist. In desperation, Stan accesses her `cybertelekinesis' program to create Lazlo, a genius striker who can save City. By a risky process of mental and electronic energy, he turns himself into Lazlo - and gets himself on to the City team. Stanley's greatest dream is about to become true - but it turns into a nightmare when he can't get back into his own body again . . .
There are 240 pages in this book. This book was published 2007 by Pan Macmillan .
Terence Blacker is a writer, journalist and critic. He is the author of adult novels and many popular children's books, including the Hotshots series, The Transfer and The Angel Factory. He lives in Norfolk and London.