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Amid a vivid historical backdrop, the story follows a young boy whose exceptional voice draws him into a theater group. While he embraces the world of drama and the camaraderie of stage life, his heart remains devoted to his family, reflecting the profound social customs and familial ties of the time.
This juvenile fiction explores the tension between artistic ambition and familial loyalty, offering readers a glimpse into the social life of a bygone era.
First publish date: 1897
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Bennett, John
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