Ballet Bunnies: The New Class Av Swapna Reddy

Ballet Bunnies: The New Class Av Swapna Reddy

Millie is just starting ballet classes and she's finding it quite hard-she's never really done ballet properly before. But then when she's waiting to be picked up at the end of the lesson, she discovers the ballet bunnies! Can Millie keep the ballet bunnies' secret? And can the ballet bunnies help Millie t......
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Learning to ballet dance is harder than Millie expected. The other dancers in the class aren''t very nice to her either. But just when she''s thinking that maybe ballet isn''t for her after all, Millie meets the ballet bunnies! They live hidden in the ballet school, using what they find to make their home-ballet shoes for beds, upside down cups for tables-and secretly take the ballet classes with the humans. Maybe the ballet bunnies can help Millie master some news ballet skills after all!

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