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The Talent Show That Got Stuck - cover

The Talent Show That Got Stuck

Emily Clarke

Publisher: The Good Child Bookstore

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Summary

"The Talent Show That Got Stuck" is a hilarious children’s book that brings the excitement and chaos of a school talent show to life. When the curtain refuses to rise, the performers must improvise, leading to comical mishaps, accidental magic tricks, and unexpected talents. From juggling inflatable animals to breakdancing with props, every act is more ridiculous than the last. Packed with humor, creativity, and fun, this book will have young readers laughing out loud while celebrating the power of creativity, spontaneity, and making the best of every situation.
Available since: 08/05/2025.
Print length: 132 pages.

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