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|title=Ballet Stories
|sort=Ballet Stories
|author=Margaret Greaves and Lisa Kopper
|reviewer=Zoe PageMorris
|genre=Confident Readers
|rating=3.5
|publisher=Frances Lincoln Children's Books
|date=September 2014
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|summary=Classic ballet stories without the ballet, these are formal and a little old fashioned but beautifully presented.
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This is a lovely gift book for a wide age range from junior school upwards. It will make great reading for anyone who does dance and has a number from one of these classics, any aspiring dancers, and anyone who simply likes classically told short stories of good, evil, life, death, trickery and triumph. I’d recommend it, despite my earlier misgivings.
You might also enjoy [[The Enchanted Riddle by Charlotte Kandel]], although we thought the narrator was obnoxious. For younger siblings who are dance fans, [[The Dance Teacher by Simon Milne and Chantal Stewart]] is highly recommended.
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