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Description edit
From the poverty-stricken streets of São Paulo to the top of the soccer world, Pelé’s life story is as extraordinary as it is enrapturing. With his trademark wit and deference, the legend presents the fantastic events of his life with insight and humor in this tell-all autobiography. He... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Garrincha: Add a description of this character.
- Waldemar De Brito
- Baum
- Dondinho
- Dona Celeste
- Mario Zagallo
- Edinho
- Didi
- Dr Gosling
- Carlos Alberto
- Zito
- Julio Mazzei
- Rosemeri
- Gerson
- Pepe Gordo
- Edson
- Mario Americo
- Gilmar
- Mauro
- Clodoaldo
- Joao Havelange
- Tostao
- Pele
- Jorge
- Dr Paulo
- Mazzola
- Rive
- Kissinger
- Maria Lucia
- Vasconcelos
- Sandra
- Santos
- Dona Georgina
- Del Vecchio
- Jules Rimet
- Coutinho
- Dona Laurinda
- Bobby Moore
- Franz Beckenbauer
Setting & Locations edit
- Brazil
- New York
- England
- Bauru
- Europe
- Maracana
- Argentina
- Austria
- Italy
- Chile
- Sweden
- Mexico
- Africa
- West Germany
- Uruguay
- Czechoslovakia
- America
- Brasilia
- France
- Vila Belmiro
- United States
- Portugal
- Gothenburg
- Nigeria
- Spain
- Baquinho
- Assiria
- Hungary
- Yugoslavia
- Rio De Janeiro
- Assfria
- Recife
- Guadalajara
- Saldanha
- Wales
- Lima
- Peru
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 796
Subjects edit
- Books › Biographies & Memoirs › People, A-Z › ( P ) › Pele
- Books › Sports › Biographies › Soccer
- Books › Sports › Football (American)
- Books › Sports › Soccer
- Books › Biographies & Memoirs › Memoirs
- Books › Sports › Basketball
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