Wish upon a starfish

Wish upon a starfish

Debbie Dadey

Book - 2015

Longing for onstage stardom, Pearl auditions for the third-grade play and gets the part of the evil sea witch while her best friend is cast in the lead, a situation that challenges their friendship.

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Subjects
Friendship > Juvenile fiction.
Theater > Juvenile fiction.
Mermaids > Juvenile fiction.
Fantasy fiction.
Genres
Fantasy fiction
Published
New York : Aladdin 2015.
Language
English
Main Author
Debbie Dadey (author)
Other Authors
Tatevik Avakyan, 1983- (illustrator)
Edition
Aladdin paperback edition
Physical Description
95 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm
Audience
660L
ISBN
9781481402637
Contents unavailable.

Wish upon a Starfish The Sound of  Waves BRAVO!" The crowd cheered and clapped as Pearl Swamp took a bow. Her diamond-studded costume billowed around her gold tail on the sparkling stage. Members of the audience whistled and tossed her beautiful bouquets of sea lavender. Pearl waved as merfolk from all over the ocean cried out, "We love you, Pearl," and "You are the best actress in the whole merworld!" She couldn't believe her good luck. A famous director had picked her out of all the merstudents at Trident Academy to star as Fishlein Maria in his play The Sound of Waves. As the curtain closed, a crowd of fans and reporters rushed to Pearl's side. "Miss Swamp, may I have my picture sketched with you?" asked a small mergirl. Pearl nodded and lifted her pointy nose in the water as the merartist Piddock Picasso sketched her on a piece of kelp for her fan. Excerpted from Wish upon a Starfish by Debbie Dadey All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher.

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