Episode 8: Theatrical

Episode 8 of the Bookshelf Sisters podcast, hosted by Bookshelf Sisters, titled "Episode 8: Theatrical" was published on March 17, 2022 and runs 33 minutes.

March 17, 2022 ·33m · Bookshelf Sisters

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Summary

In this episode we discuss Maggie Harcourt's Theatrical, a YA contemporary about family, first love and the thrills of working behind the scenes at a theatre. Chris compares it to the theatre and ballet books she used to read when she was growing up, while Mary wishes that books like Theatrical had been around when she was a teenager. Buy a copy at https://www.facebook.com/marysbookshelf/

Episode Description

In this episode we discuss Maggie Harcourt's Theatrical, a YA contemporary about family, first love and the thrills of working behind the scenes at a theatre. Chris compares it to the theatre and ballet books she used to read when she was growing up, while Mary wishes that books like Theatrical had been around when she was a teenager.

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