Angelina Ballerina (Board Books): Angelina Ballerina (Board Book)

from lleighton05

Critique: Genre: This story contains a mouse who wants to be a ballerina. It could never occur in real life because the mice dress, talk, dance, and act like real humans. However, the author uses the mice to express feelings and problems that real humans (children) may have so that they can relat...

from Kelsey_Barrell

Angelina Ballerina was one of my favorite books growing up because I related to it a lot. Angelina wanted nothing more to dance and that's how I felt when I was younger. I love the book because I related to it but I also loved it for many other reasons. First, the illustrator of this book did a r...

from AbigailAdams26

Originally published in 1983, and then presented in this 25th Anniversary Edition in 2008, this first story about that dancing mouse, Angelina Ballerina, is immensely charming. Always dancing, always moving, Angelina is the despair of her mother, as she causes destruction wherever she goes with h...

from SaraLukaszewicz

This is the story of Angelina who loves to dance more than anything. She'd rather dance than clean her room or do homework. Her parents finally decide to enroll Angelina in dance school and she gets to dance until her hearts content.

from RebeccaStevens

This children's book is an introduction to Angelina, a little mouseling that loves to dance. She is constantly dancing, even when she should be cleaning her room, helping her mother, or studying in school. Her mother and father surprise her by signing her up for ballet lessons. The book tells how...