Dancing ShoesA beautiful gift edition of the beloved classic about two orphan sisters and their newfound love of theater and dance. After losing their mother, Rachel and her adopted sister Hilary move in with their aunt, Cora Wintle. Cora runs a dancing school in London, and she thinks that Hilary would be perfect for her dancing troupe, Wintle's Little Wonders! The only problem is that Hilary might be as good as Cora's own precious daughter, Dulcie. Still, Cora is determined to make sulky Rachel and sprightly Hilary members of her dance troupe. But Rachel doesn't want to be a Little Wonder! She can't dance and feels silly in her the ruffly costume. Nothing seems to be going as planned, until Rachel discovers her talent for acting. . . . This classic children's book is perfect for kids who dream of being on stage, whether it be dancing or acting. And don't miss the other classic Noel Streatfeild titles, Ballet Shoes, Skating Shoes, and Theater Shoes! |
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acrobatics Alice Arthur asked audition Aunt Cora Betty Bing birthday Blackpool called can-can cartwheel chicken pox child Christmas course dancer dancing classes dear dressing room Dulcie Dulcie's eyes face Fairy Queen feel felt film Folkestone funny hair happened hard heard Hilary looked Hilary's holiday hope knew laugh Lennox little girl Little Wonders little-girl frock lovely Madame Raine manager matron meant morning mother Mummie musical comedy never nice night nodded panel game pantomime plaits play pocket money Poppy Purk Pursey Pursey's Rachel and Hilary Rachel looked Red Riding Hood rehearsal Royal Ballet School Scholtz schoolroom silly sitting smile sorry sort of dancing Storm studio talent talk teach tell theater there's thing thought told trained troupe turned Twelfth Night twelve Uncle Uncle Tom understudy watch wear whispered Wintle Wintle's
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Nutcracker Nation: How an Old World Ballet Became a Christmas Tradition in ... Jennifer Fisher No preview available - 2004 |
Nutcracker Nation: How an Old World Ballet Became a Christmas Tradition in ... Jennifer Fisher No preview available - 2004 |