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Discover the magic of words with 'The Dictionary of Lost Words: The Play.' This captivating stage adaptation of Pip Williams' beloved novel invites you into the enchanting world crafted by a young girl, Esme, who uncovers the power of forgotten words. Set against the backdrop of Oxford in 1901, as the Oxford English Dictionary comes to life, this play explores themes of feminism, history, and the art of storytelling. Follow Esme's journey as she realizes the significance of words often overlooked and silenced, particularly those relating to women's experiences. This poignant narrative unfolds during the women's suffrage movement and just before the Great War, shining a light on the stories nestled between the conventional history written by men. 'The Dictionary of Lost Words: The Play' is not just a script; it's a transformative experience that celebrates the essence of language and the enduring impact of words. This official playscript offers readers and theatre lovers a unique glimpse into the imaginative world where lost words gain life. Perfect for book clubs, literature enthusiasts, and anyone passionate about the power of language, this play invites you to look beyond the surface and discover the rich narrative woven into our history. Don't miss the chance to add this essential piece to your collection and immerse yourself in a celebration of the forgotten words that shape our lives. Order your copy of 'The Dictionary of Lost Words: The Play' today and embark on a journey through time, language, and lost narratives.