In "Fancy Nancy: The Show Must Go On," Nancy is excited for the school play, where she plans to shine as a fabulous performer. However, when her best friend changes her mind about their roles, Nancy faces a challenge. Determined to be a good friend, she decides to take on a different character, even though her glamorous ideas might not fit the new role. As the show approaches, Nancy learns the importance of friendship, teamwork, and embracing change, showing that even when things don’t go as planned, with creativity and determination, the show must go on! [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book features in the following series: I Can Read, I Can Read-Level 1 .

This book has been graded for interest at 6 years.

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published in 2009 by Perfection Learning .

Robin Preiss Glasser, who habitually sports glasses and jeans, discovered her "inner Nancy" while illustrating this book. "Wearing lace-trimmed socks helps me draw better," she says. She has illustrated many books and lives in Southern California with her family and tiara collection. As a veteran illustrator, Ted Enik has applied his versatility to original children's book art as well as popular characters. He recently switched hats and is now happily writing (and rhyming) up a storm. Illustrator/designer G. F. Newland has held a long chain of odd jobs over the years, and to pass the time he doodled. Some of them appear in this very book! Learn more about the aforementioned odd jobs and doodles here: www. gfnewland. com Jane O'Connor has always had a secret fondness for froufrou. An editor at a major publishing house, she has written more than thirty books for children. She lives with her family in the glamour capital of the world - New York City.