Jeremy and the Thinking Machine
by Janet Neipris, Barbara Greenberg
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Synopsis
Jeremy is the only child of the King and Queen of a mythical kingdom called Jaboreen.
The people of the kingdom, including his mother and father and the villainous Lord Jackal, all agree that Jeremy is not the brightest of princes, and poor Jeremy is of the same opinion.
Yet, as soon as FG, his fairy godmother, gives him a thinking machine for his birthday he turns into a kind of genius.
But wait: Does the machine require batteries, or does it not?
Will he be able to rescue his mother and defy his evil uncle?
In a rousing conclusion, Jeremy receives another, greater gift: self-confidence.
With 12 easy songs and a running time of about one hour, this crowd-pleasing musical comedy will prove a delightful entertainment for young people.
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Jeremy and the Thinking Machine is a comedy play written by Janet Neipris and published by Samuel French (2004).
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Samuel French · 2004 · 26 pp
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