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Item Information   Copy / Holding Information     More Content       More by this author     Mantchev, Lisa.     Subjects     Theater -- Fiction.     Magic -- Fiction.     Actors and actresses -- Fiction.     Orphans -- Fiction.     Books and reading -- Fiction.     Theaters -- Fiction.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Mantchev, Lisa.       by title:      Eyes like stars / by...       by call number:      FICTION MAN     Search the Web     Mantchev, Lisa.     Theater -- Fiction.     Magic -- Fiction.     Actors and actresses -- Fiction.     Orphans -- Fiction.     Books and reading -- Fiction.     Theaters -- Fiction.       MARC Display

Eyes like stars / by Lisa Mantchev. by Mantchev, Lisa. Feiwel and Friends, 2009. Call #: FICTION MAN Subjects Theater -- Fiction.   Magic -- Fiction.   Actors and actresses -- Fiction.   Orphans -- Fiction.   Books and reading -- Fiction.   Theaters -- Fiction. Series Matchev, Lisa. Thèâtre Illuminata ; 1 ISBN:  9780312380960 (hc.) 9780312608668 (trade pbk.) Description:  356 p. ; 22 cm. Summary:  "Beatrice Shakespeare Smith (aka Bertie, aka “the self-appointed Queen of Improvisation”) makes use of her creative skills to remain in her adoptive home, the magical Théâtre Illuminata. The characters from every play ever written are eternally bound to this particular stage by “The Book,” which contains all the scripts; Bertie's companions include Ariel from The Tempest, Hamlet's Ophelia and a smattering of fairies, among others. After a destructive incident involving a cannon, Bertie must prove that her contributions as an ordinary 17-year-old girl are “unique and valuable” or be cast out. But the theater is thrown into disarray when Ariel steals “The Book,” while Bertie's desire intensifies to uncover the truth about how she came to the theater." --From the publisher. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   Central Library Young Adult Fiction FICTION MAN Ya Books Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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