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Tap
Lisa Dillman
Library Binding (Heinemann, July 13, 2005)Tap is a style of percussive dance. This means the dancers wear special shoes with metal taps that make sounds when they touch the floor. The dancers create rhythms with their feet as if they are drumming on the floor. Tap is an unusual dance form because it depends on being heard as well as seen.
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Tap-Tap
Karen Lynn Williams, Catherine Stock
Hardcover (Clarion Books, March 1, 1994)On her first trip with her Mama to sell oranges in the market, a young Haitian girl and her mother cannot afford to ride on the truck that lets passengers off when they bang on its side, but she works extra hard and earns a ride for them both.
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Tap
Katarzyna Markowska
language (, April 8, 2020)A secret life of germs and viruses. It all starts with a tap and slowly the germs get out of hand! Can they be stopped? Find out how. The story is described with simple, short words and allows child to create their own story based on vibrant descriptive illustrations.
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Tap! Tap! Tap!
Keith Faulkner
Hardcover (B.E.S. Publishing, July 1, 2003)Who is doing that tapping in the forest? All the animals are puzzled. It is bear cub? Is it baby beaver or little squirrel? As toddlers turn the pages, they see different animals asking their babies. “Is that you tapping?” But each baby animal says no, and kids who follow this charming story are challenged to guess: Who is tapping in the forest? Little boys and girls can seek out clues by lifting flaps and finding hidden creatures in every illustration. Finally, the mystery is solved in a brilliant double gatefold illustration at the story’s end. A woodpecker has been doing all that tapping, and he has created a fascinating surprise. Kids will discover the surprise when they open the gatefold pages.
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Tap Tap
Keith Faulkner
Hardcover (WH Smith Ltd, March 15, 1992)None
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Tap In
Airin Emery, Tammy Lechner, Paul Lechner
eBook (Lechner Syndications, April 10, 2011)“I started tapping because I couldn’t stop; because once I started it just took over all of my body. You have to tap because you want to, not because it’s some competition or you’re trying to prove a point, but because you love tap and the music moves you. Tappers come in all shapes and sizes and every single one is different in their own way. That’s one of the things I love most about tap.”Join Sabine, straight off the competition circuit who is struggling to get free of her controlling stage mom; Zel who spent an entire year at ballet school to earn her chance to tap; Anne, our plus size shuffler out to prove once and for all that in dance size doesn’t matter and Kristen, the spoiled brat who unfortunately dances like Ginger Rogers, as the studio kids meet the twin street dancers, Jocelyn and James who are tapping on scholarship and breaking all the rules to be the best at a tap intensive that battles their freestyle and breaks down their barriers.
