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Ballet bullies
Marissa has always loved dancing, but lately, she feels clumsy and awkward when she dances, and she feels bigger and taller than the other girls. She doesn't even bother trying out for the Rose Fairy ballet, but someone else thinks Marissa has what it takes to play the part.
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Little Lola saves the show
\"While exploring, Lola the cat comes across a stage with a ballet performance about to begin. Lola puts on a costume and joins right in, dancing beautiful pirouettes, arabesques, and pas de chats (the step of the cat). When she accidentally stumbles and trips, however, it is up to Lola to save the show\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Nina, Nina, star ballerina
Nina creates a problem for herself when she tells her friends that she will be a star in the upcoming ballet performance and they misunderstand her.
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I want to be a ballerina
Mia's big sister teaches her that there is more to being a ballerina than just putting on the right clothes.
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Brontorina
Despite her size and not having the proper footwear, a determined dinosaur pursues her dream of becoming a ballerina.
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Ballerina Rosie
Rosie has always loved to dance, but when she starts ballet classes she learns that it takes not only practice and hard work but also self-confidence.
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Ballet stars
Two friends get ready and then dance with their ballet class at a performance--where they're the stars of the show.
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Miss Lina's ballerinas
Ballet instructor Miss Lina has a solution when her eight students, who always dance in pairs, are distraught when a ninth girl joins the class.
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A day with Miss Lina's ballerinas
Ballet instructor Miss Lina has a solution when her eight students, who always dance in pairs, are distraught when a ninth girl joins the class.
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Mia and the girl with a twirl
Offering extra help to a newcomer in Miss Bird's dance class, Mia and Ruby are frustrated by Sara's determination to put her own spin on every dance move, a preference that introduces the girls to new ideas about creativity and individuality.
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