In the Wings
In the Wings by Antonia Barber, published by Puffin Books in 2000, is a juvenile fiction work that explores the world of performing arts, particularly dance. This edition spans 89 pages and is presented in English. The story revolves around Shell, who is afflicted with chicken pox, while her friends Emma, Lou, and Jem navigate their own concerns about missing a crucial grade exam due to the illness.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the challenges and anxieties faced by young dancers as they prepare for exams and strive for recognition. The plot highlights Lou’s journey as she recovers in time to participate in her exam, grappling with her self-doubt despite receiving a commendation. This book captures the essence of friendship and determination within the context of the performing arts, making it a relatable tale for young readers interested in dance and personal growth.
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Shell has got chicken pox, Emma has already had it but Lou and Jem worry in case they miss their grade exam. They do both get it, and although Lou is better in time to do her exam she only gets highly commended and is sure she won’t get into the Junior Associates class but, of course, she does.
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