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Rebecca and the Movies (American Girls: Rebecca #4)
On her tenth birthday, Rebecca can hardly believe it when cousin Max invites her to join him for a day at his movie studio to watch a movie being made Although her parents don't approve of actors or movies, Mama relents and says Rebecca may go. At the studio, Rebecca meets the glamorous Lily, a real movie star. When the camera begins to roll, Rebecca knows she must sit qu...more
Hardcover, 85 pages
Published
June 1st 2009
by American Girl Publishing Inc
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This review is from the point of view of a mother. I'm reading the Rebecca series to decide when they will be appropriate for my daughter.
This book required quite a bit of suspension of adult disbelief.
spoiler ahead:
The handling of the fact that Rebecca's birthday occurs during a high holiday was well-done, but the idea that her conservative family would allow the family scape-grace to take their daughter out to a movie set, and she would g...more
This book required quite a bit of suspension of adult disbelief.
spoiler ahead:
The handling of the fact that Rebecca's birthday occurs during a high holiday was well-done, but the idea that her conservative family would allow the family scape-grace to take their daughter out to a movie set, and she would g...more
rebecca is obsessed with the new moving pictures that are showing up at theatres around town, even though her parents & grandparents are a bit wary. rebecca hasn't worked up the courage to tell them that she wants to be an actress when she grows up, & not a teacher, like her father expects. rebecca's uncle max is an actor, & the family is not the most supportive of his choice of career. but rebecca thinks it's fascinating.
for rebecca's tenth birthday, max brings her a very fancy hat...more
for rebecca's tenth birthday, max brings her a very fancy hat...more
Fourth in the American Girls series. This one is pure fun. Good things happen for Rebecca. Her family makes a surprise birthday party for her tenth birthday, and she gets to act in a movie with Uncle Max.
She goes to the movies, and she acts in it, but she did think her mom or any part of her family... Well, they don't want her to become an actress. They want her to become a teacher.
All the Rebecca books are fun to read.
This one helps girls see that it is okay to dream and that it is okay to tell the dream. Who knows who might be able to help and support you?
This one helps girls see that it is okay to dream and that it is okay to tell the dream. Who knows who might be able to help and support you?
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This one was really fun...finally Rebecca gets to be an actress.
This book is a really good one in the series.
I like how Rose steers Rebecca away from her house so she wont spoile the secret.
A fun tale of movie adventure.
great book really amazing
well, the part I liked mostly was the peek into the past. I think they are good and tell lots of things the children did back then in the 1914.
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I like it wen Rebecca's famly super's her for her Brithday. When I was reading this book I like to think how Rebecc's Gamma wold acct if she new that Rebecca had srted in a move. I like how Rebecca is aboul to make frend's sow eszy. And I say that Rebecca has a fere good chanes at becouming a mach macre.
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