The Lost City of Atlantis: TELL ME A TALE

By MELIS MAY

The Lost City of Atlantis - Tell Me A Tale ( Kids Edition )

The first book in the series, Tell Me a Tale, is the first book of an adventure that will last for 13 episodes. Theatrical scripts, unlike normal prose texts, develop only with dialogues. For this reason, our books are colorful and illustrated to attract children'

• Language: English
• Publisher: MELIS MAY
• Release date: Jan 3, 2024
• ISBN: 9798869101549

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The Lost City of Atlantis

TELL ME a TALE

Melis May

Copyright © 2022 Melis May

Copyright© 2022. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, used, copied of transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including, photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system without written permission from the author. The play cannot be staged, animated or turned into a TV show without the author's permission.

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PREFACE

Sometimes we procrastinate in life. Writing this book, it was like a dream that I always had but postponed, shelved, and kept to myself. But now it is time to open that stage curtain. Only when I was unseen behind the curtain that there were some who saw me. I can't help but mention them. A heartfelt thank you to my dear husband Servet Sagay, who always encouraged me to write and completed my life and book illustrations, to my dear son Firtina Eros Sagay for his patience and understanding. And my friend Oguz Utku Gunes, the talented director of the Turkish Theater who first read and critiqued my play in 2006, to my dear teacher Suzanne Lavine, and to our dear family friend Ahmet Sukru Akincilar for all of their support. I owe you many thanks.

Melis May

December 2022

ABOUT THE PLAY

The play was accepted to the repertoire of the Turkish State Theatre on February 14th, 2007 and it was also included in the repertoire of the City Theatres of Istanbul in Turkey in the following year. I hope you like the play and one day you would stage it. Perhaps this does not mean that the play is fully finished now. I know that during the rehearsals, on every step, the play is going to have more solid