The Corner House Girls in a Play How they rehearsed, how they acted, and what the play brought in

About this book

In a time when community bonds were forged through shared endeavors, "The Corner House Girls in a Play" by Grace Brooks Hill captures the spirited journey of the Kenway sisters—Tess, Dot, Agnes, and Ruth—as they embark on a theatrical adventure. This charming children's novel reveals the intricacies of their rehearsals and the excitement of performance, showcasing themes of teamwork and creativity. As the sisters navigate the challenges of acting and production, they discover the profound impact of collaboration and friendship. Ideal for students and young readers, this delightful tale not only entertains but also inspires a love for the arts and community engagement. Dive into a world where imagination thrives and every rehearsal brings new lessons.

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