Alana Dancing Star: A Viennese Waltz
Jan 2011 · Faber & Faber
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Welcome to Alana's magical world of dance . . .
Alana is getting ready for the Ballroom Bonanza competition in London. But Mum needs her to spend all her time babysitting, and now she's lost her partner.
Madame Coco has just the solution - a beautiful gown that magically transports her to the royal ballrooms of Vienna. Will Alana be able to dance with a prince and make it back to waltz her way to brilliance in the Ballroom Bonanza?
Alana is getting ready for the Ballroom Bonanza competition in London. But Mum needs her to spend all her time babysitting, and now she's lost her partner.
Madame Coco has just the solution - a beautiful gown that magically transports her to the royal ballrooms of Vienna. Will Alana be able to dance with a prince and make it back to waltz her way to brilliance in the Ballroom Bonanza?
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About the author
Arlene Phillips was a founding member of the hugely popular dance group Hot Gossip and is a world-renowned director and choreographer whose work has been seen widely on stage, feature film, concert arenas, television, music videos and commercials. For six years Arlene was a judge on BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing and continues to tour with the Strictly Come Dancing live UK show. She is now a judge on BBC1's newest Saturday night prime-time show So You Think You Can Dance? In2009 she was appointed as the Government's 'Dance Tsar' to help improve the UK's health and fitness in the run-up to the 2012 Olympic Games.
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