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Synopsis: When a family-run ballet studio is handed over to the practice of international ballerinas, the emotional fallout threatens to tear apart the already fragile bonds of the small theatre community.

Book Description:Paperback. Book Condition: New. 006192952X A dancer, a physician, and a mother who wants her daughter to have a career. A ballet studio owner who wants to make her own way in the ballet world, but realizes that the same rules may not apply to her. A ballet school with young ballerinas in search of a way to know their own true potential, and a rising ballerina in search of what is truly hers. In this rich, emotional, and moving coming-of-age story, J. Hall learns that some things are worth fighting for. The Little Ballet Theatre is a small theatre company that seeks to find a new direction for its performances. Its leader, Sarah, has dreams of opening her own ballet school to discover her own gift for dancing. Her decision to take over the practice of two international ballerinas and their family results in unexpected drama and questions about her own ambitions. When her friend and fellow director Eve becomes pregnant, Sarah realises that a baby will change everything about her life. And Sarah’s dreams of ballet school life for Eve’s daughter are put to the test. This title includes a CD.. PAP. Bookseller Inventory # 9780262023466

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Book Description:Paperback. Book Condition: New. 0262023469 A dancer, a physician, and a mother who wants her daughter to have a career. A ballet studio owner who wants to make her own way in the ballet world, but realizes that the same rules may not apply to her. A ballet school with young ballerinas in search of a way to know their own true potential, and a rising ballerina in search of what is truly hers. In this rich, emotional, and moving coming-of-age story, J. Hall learns that some things are worth fighting for. The Little9670d34096

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This was far from an attack on civilians. It was an attack on the police. The rioters, responding to the death of a friend, decided that they could exact a harsh revenge, out of proportion to the violence they had seen that day. And when that didn’t work, they decided to attack what was, in the main, an innocent community.

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