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“Every theater kid in the world will instantly fall in love with Nat Beacon and relate to her story of perseverance. The Chance To Fly is as unique, inspirational, and full of heart as Ali Stroker is herself. She and Stacy Davidowitz will make readers laugh, cry, and teach them the true meaning of defying gravity.” * Chris Colfer, New York Times bestselling author and Golden Globe winning actor *
“The perfect read for any dream chaser . . . You’ll realize how unlimited your possibilities are.” * Kristin Chenoweth, Tony and Emmy Award winning actress and singer *
“I only wish that The Chance to Fly was written when I was a teenager. Ali Stroker is a powerful role model for all youth and adults alike . . . We are living in changing times where audiences are clamoring for greater diversity. A Tony Award winner whose voice soars, whose energy brings us all to cheer is an example of what is possible.” * Judith Heumann, International Disability Rights Activist, author of Being Heumann: An Unrepentant Me *
“Anyone who loves to dream and has a love for theater will greatly appreciate The Chance to Fly. This book reminds everyone that it is a beautiful thing to be different and to be passionate about doing what you love.” * Sophia Gennusa, Tony Honored actress for her title role in Matilda *
Fun, honest, and uplifting: applause! * Kirkus Reviews *
**STARRED REVIEW** "Bolstered by realistic dialogue and Nat’s engaging internal narrative, this endearing novel will entrance a new generation of theater lovers and charm older ones with its allusions to beloved shows." * Publishers Weekly *
Seeing the obstacles Nat faces daily and watching her learn to advocate for herself may inspire readers to do the same. Serious scenes, like Nat’s crush Malik discussing his experience as the only Black student in school, and learning why Nat uses a wheelchair, are poignant, as is Nat’s evolving relationship with her parents... Young disabled performers will be excited to see representation, and all readers will be rooting for Nat. * School Library Journal *
A story both fine and also uplifting—in both senses of the word, moral and physical! * Gregory Maguire, author of Wicked *

Chance to Fly

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    A Paperback / softback by Ali Stroker, Stacy Davidowitz

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      Publisher: Abrams
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 12/10/2023
      ISBN13: 9781419743948, 978-1419743948
      ISBN10: 1419743945

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      “Every theater kid in the world will instantly fall in love with Nat Beacon and relate to her story of perseverance. The Chance To Fly is as unique, inspirational, and full of heart as Ali Stroker is herself. She and Stacy Davidowitz will make readers laugh, cry, and teach them the true meaning of defying gravity.” * Chris Colfer, New York Times bestselling author and Golden Globe winning actor *
      “The perfect read for any dream chaser . . . You’ll realize how unlimited your possibilities are.” * Kristin Chenoweth, Tony and Emmy Award winning actress and singer *
      “I only wish that The Chance to Fly was written when I was a teenager. Ali Stroker is a powerful role model for all youth and adults alike . . . We are living in changing times where audiences are clamoring for greater diversity. A Tony Award winner whose voice soars, whose energy brings us all to cheer is an example of what is possible.” * Judith Heumann, International Disability Rights Activist, author of Being Heumann: An Unrepentant Me *
      “Anyone who loves to dream and has a love for theater will greatly appreciate The Chance to Fly. This book reminds everyone that it is a beautiful thing to be different and to be passionate about doing what you love.” * Sophia Gennusa, Tony Honored actress for her title role in Matilda *
      Fun, honest, and uplifting: applause! * Kirkus Reviews *
      **STARRED REVIEW** "Bolstered by realistic dialogue and Nat’s engaging internal narrative, this endearing novel will entrance a new generation of theater lovers and charm older ones with its allusions to beloved shows." * Publishers Weekly *
      Seeing the obstacles Nat faces daily and watching her learn to advocate for herself may inspire readers to do the same. Serious scenes, like Nat’s crush Malik discussing his experience as the only Black student in school, and learning why Nat uses a wheelchair, are poignant, as is Nat’s evolving relationship with her parents... Young disabled performers will be excited to see representation, and all readers will be rooting for Nat. * School Library Journal *
      A story both fine and also uplifting—in both senses of the word, moral and physical! * Gregory Maguire, author of Wicked *

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