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Title: Twins on Toes: A Ballet Debut by Joan Anderson, George Ancona ISBN: 0-525-67415-2 Publisher: Penguin USA Pub. Date: 01 September, 1993 Format: School & Library Binding Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $14.99

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Average Customer Rating: 4.33 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Twins On Toes Book Review
Comment: Twins On Toes is a story about how two teenage girls strive with dedication to complete their deam. This book gives a good picture in peoples minds about what serious and dedicated ballerinas devote to as a ballerina. Most people do not understand how hard it is to be a ballerina, specially to be in top-notch dance schools like them. It is something you have to start young and something you have to keep at for you too be a successful serious dancer. I read this book and it reminded me of how I feel about classes and the type of instuction. Even though I'm not old enough to be thinking about joining companies but it certainly sounds like what's ahead of me.

Rating: 5
Summary: AWESOME!
Comment: This is the coolest book ever! I used to read it a million times a day when I was younger and I absolutely loved all the pictures in it! This is the best book on ballet that I have ever read.

Rating: 3
Summary: it's a good book
Comment: The book is about two teenage ballet dancers. The photos are beautiful,and it gives you an inside look behind the effortless movements and glamourous costume. This book is specifically pointed towards younger readers. It's short but the photos and information are quite good. But I wouldn't recommend this book to advanced readers because they will be disappointed by the shortness of the book.