Dilly and the School Play
By Tony Bradman
Dilly’s tiny part becomes a very loud mystery when the school play starts going wrong.
funny · lively · playful · relatable
Genres
What is Dilly and the School Play about?
Dilly is sure he will be the star of his school play, but he is given only a tiny part as an extra. Disappointed, he surprises Mum and Dad by quietly pouting instead of making a fuss. When they speak to Miss Daffy, she gives Dilly an important job as narrator. But on opening night, the cast and audience are so noisy that nobody can hear him. Dilly soon finds a very loud way to command everyone’s attention and save the show.
About the author
Tony Bradman is a popular British author who has written many exciting books for children. He is well known for his 'Viking Boy' adventure story and has written lots of other tales about history, friendship, and family. Tony loves making reading fun and hopes his stories inspire young readers to enjoy books even more.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2002
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