Star for a Day
Star for a Day by Jean Ure is a thoughtful exploration of pre-teen life, published by Barrington Stoke in 2014. This edition, written in English and spanning 68 pages, presents a narrative that delves into the unique challenges faced by young individuals, particularly focusing on the experiences of Lucy, who often feels overshadowed by her sister, Lola.
In this story, Lucy grapples with her identity and self-worth as she navigates the pressures of familial expectations and social dynamics. When a talent show arrives in town, an unexpected ally encourages Lucy to embrace her own potential and step into the spotlight. This tale not only highlights themes of self-discovery and resilience but is also particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant, and dyslexic readers aged 8 and above.
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A warm and wise tale about the unique challenges of pre-teen life from a master of the genre. Lucy has lived her entire life in her sister’s shadow – Lola is always the centre of attention and constantly in need of new clothes for a party or kit for her dancing, meaning Lucy often goes without. But when a talent show comes to town, an unlikely ally helps Lucy step into the spotlight for once. Will Lucy discover her own star quality? Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers aged 8+
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