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Girl Tales

Beauty and Bea by Kathleen Coombs

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Bea is an aspiring young botanist, whose studies get sidetracked when she’s voted “Prettiest Girl in School”. Her new friends are all about looks, but when a magical new student joins her class, Bea is forced to rethink just how important her looks might be. Find out what happens as the Science Fair approaches in this month's episode of Girl Tales!

© Girl Tales Length 37 min 5 May 2018 Season 1 StoriesGirl Power USA Episodic

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© Girl Tales Length 37 min 5 May 2018 Season 1 StoriesGirl Power USA Episodic

A Podcast for Girls (&Boys) Who Persist.

A Podcast for Girls (&Boys) Who Persist.

This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

Listen to episode one here

Bea is an aspiring young botanist, whose studies get sidetracked when she’s voted “Prettiest Girl in School”. Her new friends are all about looks, but when a magical new student joins her class, Bea is forced to rethink just how important her looks might be. Find out what happens as the Science Fair approaches in this month's episode of Girl Tales!

An adaptation of Beauty and the Beast

Beauty and Bea by Kathleen Coombs - Starring Gina DeMay, Tessa Flannery, Alex Mesaros, and Maria Ortiz-Marquez - Directed and Hosted by Rebecca Cunningham - Sound Design by Chad Chenail - Original Music by Eli Denby Wood

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© Girl Tales | 37 min

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