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After Thursday Study Guide

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by Jean Ure
About 11 pages (3,376 words)

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About the Author

Jean Ure (pronounced "ewer") was born in Catherham, Surrey, England, January 1, 1943. Ure is a compulsive writer who has continued nonstop ever since she first learned to write. Her first piece, at the age of four: M'Daddy had a boot lace, M'Daddy did it loose, And when the rain began to pour, There it was a-hanging on the door.

At fourteen Ure wrote a wish-fulfillment book called Dance for Two. The young protagonist, Colleen, desperately wants to learn ballet but cannot because of lack of family finances. Ure was Colleen, who was never allowed to study ballet, but Colleen as part of Ure's imagination did and ended up dancing the lead in Coppelia.

Ure wrote many novels that were never published, but when she was sixteen, Dance for Two was published in the.....

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After Thursday from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.

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