A shy kid that can dance is encouraged to share his talent.
Nice small graphic about the author's life leading to her becoming a ballerina.
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Nice small graphic about the author's life leading to her becoming a ballerina.
For the rest of the review, visit my Vlog at:
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Enjoy!
“Clara's heart was filled with love for her brave Nutcracker. 'I will always remember this night.'“
“You had to stand in the very front part of the wing against the black curtain“
I would integrate this book in my classroom because the book integrates being a graphic novel with a more feminine sport such as dancing. The duality of it is very interesting and I think would be great to be in my classroom!
Siena dreams of becoming a dancer and makes her way from a beach near her home in Puerto Rico to Boston all the way to the New York City Ballet. Shares about her dreams and a dancer's beginnings.
I love when libraries have their little lists on Libby - this little gem is from Queens Public Library‘s Native American Heritage list. I may have downloaded like 10 books. Gonna read them while listening to football games.
Patty Gilbert, a relatively new girl to #SweetValley, loves ballet dancing more than anything. She even ignored Kerry Glenn‘s friendly overtures because Kerry is her only real competition in their advanced class. But when Mme Baril notices something different about Patty, she is scared to go to the doctor & even more scared after her diagnosis that may mean the end of her dancing days! Meanwhile, Jessica schemes to get their class on television!