Reviews for Junior Broadway: How to Produce Musicals with Children 9 to 13

The average rating for Junior Broadway: How to Produce Musicals with Children 9 to 13 based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-03-13 00:00:00 Carlo Alonso I was disappointed by this book at first because this diary wasn't nearly as detailed as Dr. Klukowski's Nazi-era one. Klukowski was heavily involved in underground activity under the Communists as well as the Nazis and was, I think, afraid to say too much. He referred to everyone by code names and wrote in a very oblique way much of the time because he knew what the consequences would be if the diary were to be discovered by the Soviet authorities. Certainly I could understand all this, but the result was that I didn't know what Klukowski was talking about half the time and was very frustrated. Things picked up quite a bit though, when it came to his prison memoirs in the second half of the book. That's what made the book worth reading for me. Klukowski wrote about his prison experience in the manner of a documentary, trying to tell as much as he could, as accurately as he could. He wrote matter-of-factly and without self-pity. I had to admire the inmates and their various methods of coping with the terrible conditions. This is a valuable book for those interested in post-WW2 Poland and the Soviet occupation. I think I still like Klukowski's Nazi occupation diaries better, though.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-07-02 00:00:00 Joseph Moore My mother wrote this book. It took ten years of research, during which time her co- author and best friend commit suicide. She plugged along starting at a leather topped antique partners desk in her Los Angeles bedroom until she finished in her basement bedroom at my house in Daly City,CA She fell in love with many of the dieties she wrote about and was very sad yet elated to finish writing it.