Curtain Up
Curtain Up by Noel Streatfeild, published by J.M. Dent in 1983, is an abridged edition that spans 205 pages. This children’s book follows the journey of the three Forbes children, who are uprooted from their home in Guernsey and transported to London, where they encounter the unique and often challenging world of the theatre. With a family legacy steeped in acting, Sorrel, Holly, and Mark are faced with the expectations of continuing their mother’s illustrious tradition.
Readers will discover the trials and tribulations the Forbes children experience as they navigate their new environment and the demands of the theatrical world. The narrative explores themes of family legacy and personal growth, providing insight into the challenges of stepping into a well-established lineage. This edition is presented in English and offers a glimpse into the vibrant atmosphere of theatre life, making it a noteworthy addition to children’s literature.
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Plucked from their old home in Guernsey and sent all the way to London, the three Forbes children find themselves thrown into the peculiar world of the theatre. Their mother had come from a long line of great actors and Sorrel, Holly and Mark are expected to carry on the family tradition.
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