Do you need a bit of humor, a bit of grit and determination? Perhaps a chance to let others deal with challenges this Christmas time? Today’s story is all of that and more. It’s also free.
A Christmas Disaster
Rebekah A. Morris
As the students of Coolidge High School prepare for their annual Christmas play, excitement mounts. Performed at the local theater, the play, with the students in complete charge of, the performances has become a tradition in town. Everything is going well until the morning of the final performance when calamity hits. Should the students cancel the final performance or try to turn the disaster into something good?
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Ahh! Ok this story . . . the characters! The descriptions! Everything! Rebekah has this amazing way of writing stories that literally stick in your mind. The story is almost like a moving picture when you read it; everything is so vivid and clearly described.
The students of Coolidge High School are putting together the biggest theater production they have ever made and goodness, is a lot of work going into it! AT first, everything is running smoothly, but then, on the last day, disaster strikes and the whole play is left leaning precariously on the edge of being cancelled.
If there’s one thing you learn from this story, it’s perseverance. Even though it seemed impossible to continue the play, the students were determined to try their best to keep it going. They set their minds on it and worked harder than they had ever worked before, even though they didn’t know whether it would actually be successful. If there’s a will . . . there is definitely a way.
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Aw! Looks like a fun story, for sure.
🙂 I hope you enjoy it. 🙂
Yay! A free book by one of my favourite authors 😀 Thank you!!!
Aw, thanks. 🙂
You’re welcome! Happy reading!
Thanks for the free ebook!! This sounds interesting! 🙂 And you used my favorite verse of ‘Hark! the Herald Angel Sings’!!! 🙂
Enjoy it! It was rather fun finding a verse of a song to put in the beginning. 🙂
There will be one more free book tomorrow. 🙂 Have you gotten them all?
Every one!!!! 😀 😀 I love getting Indie Author books!!! Thank you!!! You got yourself a reader!! 🙂
BTW, can I ask how you pronounce my name? Just curious. Most Americans pronounce it Kat-yah. 😉
I’m thrilled to find I have a loyal reader. 🙂 Are you signed up to be a test reader for me?
I’m probably not pronouncing your name right, so if not, tell me how! 🙂 “Caught-chyah” (How do you write a phonetic pronunciation of a name you aren’t sure if you know how to say it?) 😉 Am I anywhere close?
No. . . I did subscribe to Rebekah’s Reading Room though. Also to your newsletter. . .
LOL you’re pretty close! I live in Québec, Canada, but we’re bilingual. (Obvs 😉). So in French we pronounce it “Cats-yah” and in English, “Kot(s)-ya” (the “s” almost imperceptible) thus my nickname, Kots. 😉 I recently posted an Instagram video on how to pronounce it LOL. I had no idea it was so hard for people to pronounce LOL! Its actually Scandinavian—nickname for Katarina (Katherine). 🙂
Oh, can you send me the link? I’m sure if I heard it, it wouldn’t be hard. 🙂 Love the nickname. 😀