Nina, Nina Ballerina (All Aboard Reading) | Jane O'Connor | One of my 3yo daughter's favorite books!

Nina, Nina Ballerina (All Aboard Reading) | Jane O'Connor | This book is great for young kids

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Nina, Nina Balleri...

	Nina, Nina Ballerina (All Aboard Reading) Jane O'Connor Grosset & Dunlap, 1993 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

All the practice in the world can't turn Nina, a less-than-prima ballerina, into a ballet star, But she's a real standout at her first dance recital when she dances the role of a betterfly--with her arm in a cast!

One of my 3yo daughter's favorite books!

By coincidence, my daughter was taking this book everywhere when she broke her own arm. She'd learned to read it about 2 weeks before her own fall in the park (just like Nina without the ballet moves!). Ms. O'Connor and Ms. Disalvo-Ryan include enough small incidental details about fractures to make the whole process of "arm-repair" unthreatening to my small child. Xrays, cast, Nina in pain in the park and on the examination table all comforted my daughter during her ordeal. And those incidental details never detract from the whole finely told and entertaining tale. As in all 3 of the Nina books, the emotions of the heroine (feelings common to most young children) are finely illustrated and carefully explored and resolved. Thank you Jane and Dyanne!

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This book is great for young kids

I like this book because I wanted to be a ballerina. It told me what ballerina's do and how they dress, and what types of dancing they can do.

A Ballerina Star!

This is a wonderful book for any child who feels they just blend in,either in dance or life itself. It teaches them that when you do your best, you will be noticed for what you can do. Your personal best will let you shine to those who love you. Never let other people intimidate you.

Nina Is Awesome

I found this to be a great book for any dancer or child that feel that they are not as good or won't shine as much as someone else might. Nina felt that her mother wouldn't notice her on stage that she would blend in with the other children. The book teaches us to do our personal best and we will all shine to whomever is watching us!!!!!

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another good ballerina book for the aspiring dancer

My 36 mo old enjoys this book to add to her collection.

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