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Evangeline Lilly’s childrens’ book.
Video reading last bread:
She overacts and THE MICROPHONE IS TOO LOUD AND IS DISTORTING.
Review by a purchaser:
This book is about a little girl, Selma, the heir to the Rin-Run Royals, and how she comes upon a group of marionettes. She learns all about each one of the marionettes and then they ask her to join them on stage. Once on the stage they pop her balloon and she thinks that her grandpa will teach them a lesson for making her cry. When she tells her grandpa what happened, things change and something different happens than what Selma thinks will happen. Selma is a spoiled little girl who always gets her way until now. In the end her grandpa gives her to the marionettes to help teach her lesson and she is turned into one of them. The illustrations in the book are really well done, every time I look at it I notice something new in them. I'm not sure I would actually use this book in my classroom because it seems kind of dark. The moral of the story is good about teaching children that they may not always getting there way, but I feel like something is missing in the end to help relay that message to children.