Book summaryIn this sequel to THE SHAKESPEARE STEALER, young Widge is now a member of the Lord Chamberlain's Men--William Shakespeare's own acting troupe. When the plague forces the Globe Theater to temporarily close, the acting troupe goes on the road--and Widge encounters a man who claims to be his long-lost father. Additionally, Widge is once again required to put his penmanship skills to use when Shakespeare breaks his arm and he calls on Will to transcribe his latest work--ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL. Media reviews"This is a lively period excursion for readers of the first book or any teen intrigued by the old-fashioned theatrical life." |
Shakespeare's Scribeby Gary Blackwood
Book description: Dutton Juvenile. Used - Very Good. Very Good condition. Very Good dust jacket.
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