Olivia’s First Term
Olivia’s First Term by Lyn Gardner, published by Nosy Crow in 2011, is a 248-page work of juvenile fiction that explores the challenges faced by a young girl. Olivia grapples with feelings of sadness, loneliness, and anger after being sent to her grandmother’s school alongside her sister Eel. The story unfolds in a stage school environment that initially seems to stifle her passion for circus skills, setting the stage for a transformative journey.
Throughout her turbulent first term, Olivia discovers valuable lessons about the theatre, friendship, and family dynamics. As she navigates her new surroundings, she confronts her emotions and learns more about herself and her relationships with others. This edition offers readers an engaging narrative that delves into themes of self-discovery and resilience within the context of a classic juvenile fiction setting.
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Olivia is sad and lonely and angry – angry that she’s been dumped with her sister Eel at her grandmother’s school, and angrier still that that school turns out to be a stage school where there’s no encouragement for her to do what she loves best: practice her circus skills. But in the course of a turbulent first term, Olivia finds out much more than she bargained for about the theatre, about friendship, about enemies, about her family and about herself.
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