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Dance History and Facts: Ballet Edition by QueenBeth2007
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ON HOLD- MORE CHAPTERS COMING OUT IN JANUARY Ballet is a truly amazing art form. It's extremely difficult to perform, yet dancers make it look effortless. In this book I will be putting together the information I find on it, as well as the history of each figure in its history, and sharing my thoughts on it. This book is more intended for dancers who want to learn more about the art, however anyone is welcome to read and share your thoughts on it.
Dancing Through Life by QueenBeth2007
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Just because she's home-schooled, doesn't mean Viola has an easy life. She, like any other human being on earth, struggles with problems at home, mentally, and with others. However, she finds peace and power in dance. This is her story. Note: This is based on a true story and part of a huge dance project that I'm working on as I'm writing. I might put videos of the project on here, but if I don't I will upload them on my YouTube channel and you can check them out there. (I haven't started my channel yet, so it'll be awhile before I can put my channel name here.)
The Creep Down The Street-UNDER RECONSTRUCTION by QueenBeth2007
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Credit for cover design goes to @Emikaythewriter When Alyssa Harper moves to a picture-perfect town in North Carolina, she expects boring. The kind where everything blends together and nothing stands out. Where nobody cares enough to know each other and nothing exciting ever happens. She does not expect him. Her next-door neighbor is cocky, irritating, and way too entertained by getting under her skin. The kind of guy who smirks when she's annoyed like it's his favorite hobby. Unfortunately for her, he lives right next door. Even more unfortunate? Her mom loves him. Despite Alyssa's insistence that he's rude, insufferable, and absolutely not worth the attention, he somehow charms everyone else with ease. Determined to prove she's right about him, Alyssa starts spending more time around him. Which would be fine- if he didn't start proving her wrong. Because somewhere between the arguments, the teasing, and the moments she didn't expect, the line between hate and something else starts to blur. And Alyssa's not sure what's worse- being stuck next door to him... or realizing she might not want to leave.