Handel: The Story of a Little Boy Who Practiced in an Attic

Written in the early 20th century, 'Handel: The Story of a Little Boy Who Practiced in an Attic' by Thomas Tapper is a children's biography that chronicles the early life of composer George Frideric Handel. The narrative focuses on Handel's childhood passion for music, his secret practice sessions in an attic, and his struggles against his father's wishes for him to pursue law. It highlights key moments in his journey, including his musical education and rise to fame, ultimately portraying his perseverance and love for music that led to his celebrated career.