The Palace, an old time movie theater, stands on the corner of Broadway and 181st Street in New York City. When construction crews tear it down, behind the dusty rubble appears a new world with new possibilities for two girls looking out their apartment window. Soon they begin sending window messages to kids across the way, forming a friendship that they know will last long after a new theater is built, blocking their view of each other's home.
The Palace, an old time movie theater, stands on the corner of Broadway and 181st Street in New York City. When construction crews tear it down, behind the dusty rubble appears a new world with new possibilities for two girls looking out their apartment window. Soon they begin sending window messages to kids across the way, forming a friendship that they know will last long after a new theater is built, blocking their view of each other's home.
When They Tore Down the Palace Trade Book (Hardcover)
Written ByAdria Quiñones
Illustrated byRichy Sanchez Ayala
Written ByAdria Quiñones
Illustrated byRichy Sanchez Ayala
The Palace, an old time movie theater, stands on the corner of Broadway and 181st Street in New York City. When construction crews tear it down, behind the dusty rubble appears a new world with new possibilities for two girls looking out their apartment window. Soon they begin sending window messages to kids across the way, forming a friendship that they know will last long after a new theater is built, blocking their view of each other's home.
The Palace, an old time movie theater, stands on the corner of Broadway and 181st Street in New York City. When construction crews tear it down, behind the dusty rubble appears a new world with new possibilities for two girls looking out their apartment window. Soon they begin sending window messages to kids across the way, forming a friendship that they know will last long after a new theater is built, blocking their view of each other's home.
The Palace, an old time movie theater, stands on the corner of Broadway and 181st Street in New York City. When construction crews tear it down, behind the dusty rubble appears a new world with new possibilities for two girls looking out their apartment window. Soon they begin sending window messages to kids across the way, forming a friendship that they know will last long after a new theater is built, blocking their view of each other's home.
The Palace, an old time movie theater, stands on the corner of Broadway and 181st Street in New York City. When construction crews tear it down, behind the dusty rubble appears a new world with new possibilities for two girls looking out their apartment window. Soon they begin sending window messages to kids across the way, forming a friendship that they know will last long after a new theater is built, blocking their view of each other's home.
The Palace, an old time movie theater, stands on the corner of Broadway and 181st Street in New York City. When construction crews tear it down, behind the dusty rubble appears a new world with new possibilities for two girls looking out their apartment window. Soon they begin sending window messages to kids across the way, forming a friendship that they know will last long after a new theater is built, blocking their view of each other's home.
JUVENILE FICTION / H
JUVENILE FICTION / Hispanic & Latino JUVENILE FICTION / Social Themes / Friendship Juvenile Fiction / Lifestyles / City & Town Life
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The Palace, an old time movie theater, stands on the corner of Broadway and 181st Street in New York City. When construction crews tear it down, behind the dusty rubble appears a new world with new possibilities for two girls looking out their apartment window. Soon they begin sending window messages to kids across the way, forming a friendship that they know will last long after a new theater is built, blocking their view of each other's home.
