Ballet School

by Naia Bray-Moffatt, David Handley (Photographer)

Using contemporary, full-color photos featuring children learning basic dance techniques in a real ballet studio, this first ballet book captures all the romance of dance for young readers.

Genres: Childrens, Nonfiction, Picture Books

48 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 2003

Reviews

[Exina]

My daughter loves it: she practices the five positions and basic dance techniques presented in the book. Lovely photos, and easily understandable information. This book is a great introduction to ballet, and will surely motivate children to attend a ballet class.

[Amanda]

Introducing Goodreads to my daughter and this book got the 5-star applause from her.

[The Library Lady]

The photos are beautiful. But as a ballet student myself (in fact both of my daughters and I ALL take ballet classes) I can't help but roll my eyes when right next to text explaining that "ballet steps have French names" is a caption showing students doing a releve and instead saying "this is called a rise. Huh?

[Mariana]

THis is a cute book for little kids who are learning to dance.

[Sonia]

It was alright and taught me how to do the Ballet positions and what to wear for ballet.

[Alina-Diana Välinen]

very entertaining for the little girl i read it with. she is only 4, but loves ballet, so she immediately identified with the character.

[Brielle]

So cute for a little girl!! I still have this book and it's partly to blame for my love for dance!!