Rosa has roped Jules into trying out for the latest school play—”The Goldilocks Rap”—and surprise, surprise, Jules has the lead. But on opening night, amid lots of nerves, its Rosa who gets the unexpected limelight
Girlz Rock-School Play Stars
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Girlz Rock: School Play Stars – A fun and inspiring story for young readers as the girls shine on stage, building confidence, teamwork, and friendship.
Rosa has roped Jules into trying out for the latest school play—”The Goldilocks Rap”—and surprise, surprise, Jules has the lead. But on opening night, amid lots of nerves, its Rosa who gets the unexpected limelight
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