Books like Lights, camera, Rebecca! by Jacqueline Dembar Greene
In “Lights, Camera, Rebecca!”, young reader Rebecca enjoys an unforgettable visit to an authentic movie studio, where she eagerly signs up for a special opportunity. Later, a trip to Coney Island lets her use her acting talent to lift spirits in a tense moment and her climbing prowess to rescue someone from a risky situation. A factory tour reveals another chance to apply her abilities, encouraging Rebecca to explore how she can make a positive difference in various settings. Through these adventures, she learns about teamwork, creativity, and the value of helping others.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Jacqueline Dembar Greene
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