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Original Title:	Angelina Ballerina
ISBN:	0670060267 (ISBN13: 9780670060269)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Angelina Ballerina
Literary Awards:	Kentucky Bluegrass Award (1985)

Angelina Ballerina (Angelina Ballerina) Hardcover | Pages: 32 pages

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Title	:	Angelina Ballerina (Angelina Ballerina)
Author	:	Katharine Holabird
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 32 pages
Published	:	January 19th 2006 by Viking Books (first published 1983)
Categories	:	Childrens. Picture Books. Fiction

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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 her arabesques, and is always running late because she is imagining her life as a ballerina. Then Mrs. Mousling speaks to Mr. Mouseling, and they cook up a plan: they will give Angelina a beautiful ballet dress and shoes, and send her to classes. This has positive results, and not just in the short term...

I've been aware of Angelina Ballerina and its many sequels for quite some times now, but am only just now getting around to picking it up. How glad I am that I have, as I found Katharine Holabird's story sweet, and Helen Craig's artwork adorable. I particularly loved all the little details in the scenes depicting the Mouselings' home, and was reminded a bit of Jill Barklem's work, in the Brambly Hedge books. Young ballet enthusiasts will take this one to heart, but so will children who enjoy stories about mice and other little animals.

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Ratings: 4 From 9832 Users | 198 Reviews

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rating: 3.5I haven't read any of the Angelina stories with my 3-year-old niece, yet, but they were only twenty-five cents each at the local thrift store, so I went ahead and bought the four Angelina books they had. This niece is into twirling and dancing, so she may identify with Angelina. The illustrations are so thorough that there's almost no need for words. The last page wasn't what I expected.

1) This book is very simple and straight forward. It is about a young mouse, Angelina, who wants nothing more than to be a ballerina. She dances all the time until her parents finally enroll her in some ballet classes. The classes lead to her being extremely happy and working hard in all things-cleaning, helping her mom and of course, ballet! She works hard to achieve her goal of becoming a famous ballerina. 2) The major theme of this story is chasing your dreams and never giving up. 3) I

I grew up with Angelina Ballerina; books, toys, animated series, and all that. I also did ballet when I was younger, so Angelina Ballerina has always been a personal favorite. I can understand why this book wouldnt appeal to the generation today, but at the end of the day; it can be for anyone with an open mind. The series itself, the book continuation, is far more enriching than with this book alone. The illustrations in this are quite captivating, and the story itself is straightforward. A

Angelina Ballerina is a super cute book that is about a girl who is in love with ballet. Growing up, Angelina loved dancing. She danced everywhere she went and did not want to do anything else. Her parents thought of the idea to send her to ballet school! Ballet helped Angelina learn how to balance dance and the rest of her life. She began doing what her mother asked her to do and started being on time. I would definitely recommend this book! It is so enjoyable and cute to read!

Angelina dreams of being a ballerina and she dances all day; before school, at school, while she's supposed to be doing her chores.

Angelina loves to dance;so much so, that she forgets to clean and to get ready for school--so much so, that she even ruins her neighbors pansies in the process! So, her parents decide to buy her a brand new, pink ballet dress and slippers. This is the "Oh, Angelina syndrome"--she means well, ya know, she doesn't know any better. After she gets her brand new gear, Angelina attends dance class and is more responsible at home. She eventually becomes a famous ballerina. How is any of this logical? I

The illustrations are lovely and extremely detailed. Every time I look at the picture of Angelina dancing around her kitchen I see something new. scrub brushes under the sink. herbs drying in the window. oven mitts above the stove.