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The Positively Last Performance by Geraldine McCaughrean (view source)
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|title=The Positively Last Performance
|sort=Positively Last Performance, The
|publisher=Oxford
|date=February 2013
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|summary=Gracie has come to Seashaw with her parents who hope to restore the old theatre there to its former glory. But many dangers threaten the Royal Theatre: can Gracie and her new, formerly alive friends save it?
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Geraldine McCaughrean is rightly known as one of our best authors, and this book does not disappoint. It is funny and touching, true-to-life and whimsical, sad and warm-hearted. It is beautifully written, managing to combine tragedy and comedy in one satisfying whole, and it deserves to become a classic.
Geraldine McCaughrean is one of those rare authors who write successfully in several different genres. For this age group Bookbag has several enthusiastic recommendations: try [[The Death Defying Pepper Roux by Geraldine McCaughrean|The Death Defying Pepper Roux]], [[Stop the Train by Geraldine McCaughrean|Stop the Train]], [[Pull Out All The Stops! by Geraldine McCaughrean|Pull Out All the Stops!]] , [[Pittipat's Saucer of Moon by Geraldine McCaughrean and Maria Nilsson|Pittipat's Saucer of Moon]] and , of course , [[Peter Pan in Scarlet by Geraldine McCaughrean and David Wyatt|Peter Pan in Scarlet]]. {{amazontext|amazon=0192733206}}{{amazonUStext|amazon=0192733206}}
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