Books with title I Want to be a Ballerina

Angelina gets ready to put on a show at her house and invites her family and friends. Her best friend Alice comes round early and Angelina lets her join in. They wear their tutus, decorate wands and wings and put on a magical performance as dancing fairy princesses. This is a gorgeous novely book containing all of the elements (eg. wings, wand, tutu and tickets) needed by the reader to put on her very own performance as a fairy princess.

Pink tights, pink slippers, and a tutu too: it's time to dance! Every little girl dreams of becoming a ballerina, and balletomane Bella and her friends can help that fantasy come true. Would-be White Swans and Giselles follow the journey from first class to full-time ballet school, and then to rehearsals and a brilliant debut under the spotlight. Special items such as lift-the-flaps, a spinning wheel, and ballet certificate involve budding ballerinas in an interactive experience.

The story is about a young girl fox who wants to be a ballerina. Her mother tells her that only certain groups can be ballerinas. Her father comes home. He finds out that the girl is upset. He basically instills in her that you can become anything that you put your mind to it. The father takes his daughter to a dance supply clothing shop. In spite of the odds, he is able to get a ballet outfit complete with dance shoes to fit his daughter. The father then takes the daughter to a dance school. The students run from the school. The teacher looks terrified. The father was able to convince the teacher to give his daughter lessons. He promised to pay if the teacher would give her lessons. The teacher agrees to give the daughter lessons. She explained that since the other students have departed, she will give the girl lessons. After the lesson the father and daughter walked home. The mother was surprised at the results. She was happy that daughter was smiling again. After that day the little girl dreamed of being invited to dance at a famous theater in New York. Whenever her friends came over, to their delight, she would dance for them.