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Schubert

Ann Rachlin & Susan Hellard

9-12 ans - 13 pages, 1341 mots | 12 minutes de lecture | © Flowerpot Children's press, 1994, pour la 1ère édition - tous droits réservés

Schubert

Ann Rachlin & Susan Hellard

9-12 ans - 12 minutes

Schubert

The famous Children series tells lively and amusing stories from the early years of great composers and artists - bringing these geniuses vividly alive for today's young readers. The approachable storytelling style is wonderfully accompanied by colorful and humorous illustrations every child will enjoy.

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Schubert by Ann Rachlin and Susan Hellard Flowerpot Children's press

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The Viennese schoolmaster picked up his pen and began to write the letter. At last it was quiet. His pupils had gone home. For a few short hours the Lichtenstal School would be just his family’s home again, until tomorrow morning when they would all be back. Mr. Schubert had heard that the headmaster of Leopoldstadt School had died. “That would be the school for me!” he sighed. So here he was, applying for the job. He wrote: ‘When I came to the Lichtenstal School, it had such a bad name that there were no pupils. I used my own money to furnish the school and pay an assistant. Now, I have 174 pupils. Many are so poor that I teach them for nothing. Please give me the opportunity to work in a well-equipped school where I can prove how good I am.’