The Winter of Candy Canes (A Sweet Seasons Novel)
The Winter of Candy Canes (A Sweet Seasons Novel)
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She really was not looking forward to auditions in drama class. She knew she'd never hear the end of it from Tamara, though. Reluctantly, she got up.
By the time she made it to drama, she was so nervous she thought she might be sick. Tamara didn't look any better than Candace felt. Mr. Bailey, however, had never looked better. He was laughing and jumping around the stage, his impossibly long legs bending in every direction as though he were a rag doll.
“Okay, class, as you know, today we are aud...itioning. First, we'll sing a little, and then each of you will read a couple pages of the script.”
He sat down at the piano. “Ladies first. Gather around here.”
Candace stood up and hobbled over to stand next to Tamara.
First he played a series of notes, asking them to sing “La” to each of them. After that, he had them sing “Row, Row, Row Your Boat.” After a few minutes he let them sit down and had the boys come forward and do the same.
“Good!” he said, standing up and taking a seat with the rest of the class.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She really was not looking forward to auditions in drama class. She knew she'd never hear the end of it from Tamara, though. Reluctantly, she got up.
By the time she made it to drama, she was so nervous she thought she might be sick. Tamara didn't look any better than Candace felt. Mr. Bailey, however, had never looked better. He was laughing and jumping around the stage, his impossibly long legs bending in every direction as though he were a rag doll.
“Okay, class, as you know, today we are aud...itioning. First, we'll sing a little, and then each of you will read a couple pages of the script.”
He sat down at the piano. “Ladies first. Gather around here.”
Candace stood up and hobbled over to stand next to Tamara.
First he played a series of notes, asking them to sing “La” to each of them. After that, he had them sing “Row, Row, Row Your Boat.” After a few minutes he let them sit down and had the boys come forward and do the same.
“Good!” he said, standing up and taking a seat with the rest of the class.
What to read after The Winter of Candy Canes (A Sweet Seasons Novel)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Viguie, Debbie to read onlineMoreLess
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