Book details
Dance Class 3-in-1 #3 (3) (Dance Class Graphic Novels)
Description
Three complete adventures filled with action, romance, humor and plenty of show-stopping dance numbers. Julie, Lucie, and Alia are best friends and share the same passion: dance! The girls are finally on their way to the national competition, but can rival dancer Carla playing the title role derail all their hard work? These girls must balance competition, relationships, practice, and recitals while navigating the ins and outs of friendship and adolescence, all while landing their difficult dance moves. How's that for a double reverse spin? Collecting three toe-tapping tales 'School Night Fever,' 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarves,' and 'Dancing in the Rain' from Dance Class graphic novels Vols. 7-9.
Age
7-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
160 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Engaging Storylines: The 'Dance Class 3-in-1 #3' offers readers a collection of captivating stories that revolve around the lives, friendships, and adventures of young dancers. The narratives are filled with humor, drama, and the challenges of dance practice, making it an entertaining read for fans of the performing arts.
- Dynamic Artwork: The graphic novel format brings the dance world to life with vibrant illustrations and dynamic panels that capture the movement and emotion of dancing. The artwork complements the storytelling, providing a visual feast that enhances the reader's experience.
- Relatable Characters: The series features a diverse cast of characters, each with their own unique personalities and backgrounds. Readers may find themselves relating to the struggles and triumphs of the characters, whether they are dancers themselves or simply enjoy stories about friendship and personal growth.
- Inspiration for Aspiring Dancers: For readers who are interested in dance or are dancers themselves, 'Dance Class 3-in-1 #3' can serve as an inspiration. The stories highlight the dedication and passion required for dance, and may encourage readers to pursue their own dance dreams or appreciate the art form more deeply.