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Janet Hardy in Hollywood

by Ruthe S. Wheeler

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateMysteryAdventureChildren's27 chapters
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Length
27 chapters
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About this book

As winter snows linger, Janet Hardy rushes to school where the senior class eagerly awaits the announcement of parts for their play, "The Chinese Image." Amid fierce competition and personal hopes, Janet must navigate rivalry and ambition in this high school drama mystery.

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Contents

27 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02Chapter II LEADING RÔLES
03Chapter III THE WIND ROARS
04Chapter IV LITTLE DEER VALLEY
05Chapter V THE WHITE MENACE
06Chapter VI DESPERATE HOURS
07Chapter VII SANCTUARY AT HOME
08Chapter VIII POSTPONED TRYOUTS
09Chapter IX BIG NEWS
10Chapter X VICTORY FOR HELEN
11Chapter XI A FAMOUS DIRECTOR ARRIVES
12Chapter XII ON THE STAGE

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