Dreamer Ballerina by Sarah Rubin

Dreamer Ballerina by Sarah Rubin

By Sarah Rubin (author)

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A warm-hearted story full of hopes and dreams told by Casey who loves to dance. Casey’s passion leaps off the page as with a combination of hard work and talent she pursues her dream to dance in New York. Casey’s enthusiasm for dancing is infectious and the story of how she gets what she wants is delightfully entertaining.

Looking at her ratty-tatty, used-to-be-white, too-big high-top trainers, and then at her skinny chicken legs poking up from the ground, you’d never think that Casey Quinn could ever be a ballerina.

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Looking at her ratty-tatty, used-to-be-white, too-big high-top trainers, and then at her skinny chicken legs poking up from the ground, you’d never think that Casey Quinn could ever be a ballerina.

But just because Casey can’t do ballet in high-tops doesn’t mean she can’t dance. She has more grace in her little toe than the local pinky-pink, richer girls put together. Casey has a dream to dance in New York - and no-one is going to stop her.

Sarah Rubin's Dreamer Ballerina is a feel-good ballet story to rival Billy Elliot – and in the spirit of Noel Streatfeild’s Ballet Shoes .

Sarah Rubin split her childhood between Philadelphia and a small island off the coast of Maine, USA. She spent most of her time dressing up as things she was not, reading, and trying to get lost in the woods. In England, Sarah went on to receive an MA in Writing for Children from the University of Winchester. She liked it here so much, she decided to stay, and no one’s been able to get rid of her. Sarah lives in Hampshire with her husband, two small children and one large cat.

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Looking at her ratty-tatty, used-to-be-white, too-big high-top trainers, and then at her skinny chicken legs poking up from the ground, you’d never think that Casey Quinn could ever be a ballerina. But just because Casey can’t do ballet in high-tops doesn’t mean she can’t dance.

The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Dreamer Ballerina and determined it is suitable for children aged 9-12 years old

Dreamer Ballerina features in the following genres: Debuts of the Month, Recommendations, Featured Books for 9+ readers, Sporting Stories, Children's and Young Adult Fiction, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Featured Books for 11+ readers

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Dreamer Ballerina was written by Sarah Rubin and published by Chicken House Ltd

Dreamer Ballerina has 282 pages

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