Gran's Story Ii: A Shy Maiden Finds Her Voice in the Tune of an Old Fiddle

A family of ragged, but gifted, children, moves into a small rural town and disrupts the quiet routine of its school.

It is time for the talent show, the biggest school event of the year.

Floyd Ray wants to throw knives at a bullseye, and Jenny Sue says she will play a fiddle piece.

The star pupil Abigail plays classical piano pieces that usually win, and this year's large money award encourages her to practice especially hard.

When the talent show night arrives, tiny Jenny Sue is wearing one of jolly Roxanne's "e;taken up"e; dresses, and Floyd Ray has been persuaded to throw tennis balls instead of knives.Little Jenny Sue's ring violin notes caputure the hearts of the judges.

Abigail learns to be gracious loser and gains a new friend."e;Gran's Story II"e; is an uplifting one that will thrill the heart of a child who feels that success is out of reach.