No Biz Like Show Biz
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Chapter Book · Ages 7–9 · 2007 · Est. 1.5 hour read

No Biz Like Show Biz

Written by Nancy E. Krulik · Illustrated by John & Wendy

Part of the Katie Kazoo Switcheroo series

A magic wind swaps identities before the school play. Chaos ensues.

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80 pages· 7,833 words· Est. 1.5 hour read· 540L
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Katie is caught in a whirlwind of trouble when a magic wind transforms her into Miriam, the lead in the school play. With no idea of the lines and a voice that can't carry a tune, Katie faces a theatrical disaster. As tensions rise with Suzanne, who believes the role is hers, will Katie find a way to save the show, or will Suzanne seize the spotlight? Dive into this enchanting tale of mistaken identity and unexpected challenges.

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When Miriam gets Suzanne’s role in the school play (that is, the role Suzanne thinks belongs to her), Katie knows there will be trouble. But she certainly doesn’t plan on being involved in it! Unfortunately, the magic wind has plans of its own–it turns Katie into Miriam just before the show! Katie doesn’t know the lines and she can’t sing. Will the show go on? Will it go on with Suzanne instead?

At a glance
Format
Paperback
Pages
80
Words
7,833
Reading age
7–9
Audience
Juvenile Reader
Lexile
540L
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Book details

Reading levels
ATOS
3.4
F&P level
~N
AR points
1
AR interest level
LG
AR quiz
113583
Publication
Published
March 1, 2007
Edition
Language
English
Type
Chapter Book
Identifiers
ISBN
9780448444406

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