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Hardcover: 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0399160957
ISBN-13: 978-0399160950
Ã¥ Å©±â: 28.6 cm x 22.6 cm
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Book Description
In this inspiring true story, beloved artist Patricia Polacco conquers her fear of public speaking, allowing her to discover her remarkable voice. A wonderful companion to Thank You, Mr. Falker and The Art of Miss Chew, it celebrates the lifelong impact of a great teacher.
Speaking in front of an audience terrifies Trisha. Ending up in Mr. Wayne¡¯s drama class is the last thing she wants! But Mr. Wayne gives her a backstage role painting scenery for the winter play. As she paints, she listens to the cast rehearse, memorizing their lines without even realizing it. Then, days before opening night, the lead actress suddenly moves away, and Trisha is the only other person who knows her part. Will the play have to be canceled? It won¡¯t be an easy road-when Trisha tries to recite the lines in front of the cast, nothing comes out! But Mr. Wayne won¡¯t let her give up, and with his coaching, Trisha is able to become one of his true masterpieces.
Publishers Weekly
¡°In Polacco¡¯s world, children confront fears and solve problems with the help of loving adults, their exchanges captured with exceptional powers of observation. . . . Readers will feel the exhilaration of the standing ovation she receives and the warmth of Mr. Wayne¡¯s praise. . . . Saddle shoes, stick-out skirts, and her English teacher¡¯s brush cut all contribute to the period setting. Even the shyest readers may find themselves inspired.¡±
Kirkus Reviews
¡°Like Polacco¡¯s Thank You, Mr. Falker and others, an inspiring tale made all the more so by its roots in life.¡±
School Library Journal
¡°Polacco has done it again! . . . Polacco¡¯s realistic, vibrant illustrations convey a range of emotions, especially her own, which vary from utter terror to extreme exuberance. She credits Mr. Wayne with enabling her to now speak to audiences of hundreds, sometimes thousands of people.¡±
The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
¡°Polacco¡¯s pencil and marker illustrations are expressive and immediate. . . . The depictions of Mr. T. and Mr. Wayne are particularly dynamic and even tender. . . . A lovely tribute to teachers and their life-changing impact on the author and countless other young people.¡± |
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