Corner House Girls in a Play

"Corner House Girls in a Play: How they rehearsed, how they acted, and what the play brought in" invites readers into the heart of a lively family experience centered around the captivating world of theater. From Grace Brooks Hill and R. Emmett Owen comes a timeless tale of sisters and family life, explored through the exciting lens of putting on a school play.

This classic juvenile fiction delves into the drama and dedication involved in bringing a theatrical production to life. Readers of all ages will appreciate the universal themes of teamwork, creativity, and the joys of shared experiences within a family. Discover the challenges and triumphs as the Corner House Girls navigate rehearsals, acting, and the ultimate rewards of their hard work. A delightful story perfect for anyone interested in the performing arts, the dynamics of family, and the enduring magic of childhood.

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