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A monologue first transmitted on Radio 4. It is the story of a young autistic Jewish girl. After learning that she is terminally ill with cancer, she becames fascinated by dramatic stage deaths in opera and inspired by the dignity and courage of people who died in Nazi concentration camps.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio Cassette
This is such a moving piece! I heard it years ago on the radio and then saw it on the TV. I think it has greater impact on the radio, but the tv production is very moving, nonetheless.
Buy it, buy it, buy it!
Buy it, buy it, buy it!
6 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
ok, so you take a look at it and it doesnt seem great value for money, but Spoonface Steinberg is 48 pages of pure genius. have been searching for this book since i saw the film on tv a couple of years ago... very happy to haev found it!
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memorable, stunning
11 Feb 2012
this is a moving and impressively insightful story. I read it four years ago and have never forgotten it. Becky Simpson, the young narrator does an amazing job of bringing to life this direct interior monologue that should give all 'neurotypical' people pause for thought regarding what they miss or take for granted in their experience of the world.
I wish this superb audio narration of Lee Hall's story was more widely available on CD or MP3.
I wish this superb audio narration of Lee Hall's story was more widely available on CD or MP3.
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