Cover of James and the Giant Peach: a Play

James and the Giant Peach: a Play

by Roald Dahl · 1982

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Roald Dahl fans will rejoice at the opportunity to bring their favorite books and characters to life. Five of Dahl's hugely popular, beloved books have been adapted into winning plays for children. With useful tips on staging, props, and costumes, these plays can be produced with a minimum amount of resources and experience. Teachers, parents, and children everywhere will recognize Quentin Blake's appealing classic cover art and will find these easy-to-perform plays to be a great source of entertainment!

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childhoodchildhoodMore like thisLess of this
Mood
action packedaction packedMore like thisLess of thisfunnyfunnyMore like thisLess of thislightlightMore like thisLess of thisfeel goodfeel goodMore like thisLess of this
Audience
childrensyoung adult
Length
short · 91 pages
Form
playsplaysMore like thisLess of this

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