Pointe Stories

| Irene is a teen from a small cottage in Abilene, Kansas and recently auditioned for a sophisticated dance academy. What happens when she get in? Start reading to find out! | Inspired by the TV show, Dance Academy Started : 8/10/22 Ended : This book writing will be in lowercase, not uppercase

What happens when a new girl joins the season eight team?? Chaos will ensue

Janelia is offered the chance of a lifetime to dance the lead of Giselle on stage with a very talented male dancer. Through a whole season trial and error, they learn more about each other, and the way that they move together, until the final performance in front of several thousands of people. - Any trigger warnings will be listed at the top of the chapters. Constructive criticism is appreciated <3

Fynn and Charlie would never have connected if it weren't for dance, or Fynn's slightly embarrassing driving-while-air-guitaring.

The rigid yet fluid motion of her muscles, the curves supple yet taunt. The beauty of ballet.

A short story involving two budding love interests, Avian, a lady of the court, and Arik, a former prison guard. The two are aboard a ship, heading to change the world. He requests something from Avian in the dark of night.

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Alaïa is ready for a new beginning, she just got out of school and auditions for an amazing dancing company. She gets to go all around the world, and gets to travel to Paris! Dancing on a big stage had been a dream since she was young. She meets so many new people, but also, maybe a special someone... What can you say, the world is her oyster!

After moving to the most filthy rich neighborhood in Springdale, Virginia, Abigail learns that the seemingly perfect families have a few skeletons in their closets.

All Clara Harken's life has ever been is ballet, with her mom being a world renown ballerina and all. So when the pressure cracks Clara, and she throws her pointe shoes out the window, who are they destined to fall on? The most cliche boy in the book; Max Brewell. The boy with no cares, no worries, no responsiblities, and more importantly, not a lick of dance in his life. Naturally, she has to go after her shoes, and of course, she has to agree to go on a roadtrip with a complete stranger across the country. Right? Wrong. So, if she said no, how on Earth did she end up on the other side of the country, covered in paint, and stuck in a moter boat with no gas in the middle of Lake Michigan with him? Ask Marnie.

Eleanor Miller is all alone. Not in a good way. She has run away from her parents. Turned on all her friends. And her only shelter is an abandoned house from the 1930s in the middle of nowhere. All she has is her phone. Her clothes. Well some of them. $10. 50 jars of honey. And her Pointe shoes. Will her Pointe shoes make her get noticed? Or will she still be all alone?

This story is about a girl name Isabella, who dances professionally. But buying Pointe shoes, and leotards can cost a lot. So she decides to work as a Part Time Personal assist. She runs errands for him and exceeds all of his requests. Until his requests start to go to a more...personal level.

: I used to be happy. Now before you close this and discard it as some teenage melodramatic meltdown on paper, just set aside your cynicalism and listen to me. I used to be happy. Didn’t we all? Don’t you remember that wonderful, blissful innocence our childhood offered us? We hid under it like a blanket from the cold storm of harsh reality. And when the world finally decided we were too old to live under its protection any longer it tore the security away from our grasping hands and threw us into the bitterness. Because of the suddenness we become bitter ourselves and thus teenage angst is born. So do not disregard me because of my age or lack of uniqueness. My story is worthy of being heard, my life is worthy of recognition. Valerire Moore used to be happy. She was a good daughter, a great student, and an amazing dancer. But then, the night of her high school graduation, everything turned upside down. A year later Valerie, or "V" as people now call her, hasn't said a word to her family, declined her college scholarships, and hasn't stepped foot on the dance floor. All it took to change her world was one night, maybe that's all it will take to change again.

Quinn Everton knows her time is running out. There is a constant tick tock running through her mind. She knows that soon, the darkness will consume her. Well...she thinks. Until Kane Baren shows up. Somehow, he pulls her out of a deep depression. How, still remains a mystery. All she knows is that this boy will change her life, for better or for worse.

In the ruins of North America lies a beautiful new era, of a nation called Omia. The Government of Omia are trying to assassinate all members of a secret organization called Prestige. In a small town called Plaven Ravines there lives a girl named Tierra. She's been selected to travel to Valour City, Omia's capitol. Little does she know, she's being framed, for the wrong reason.

"Living in a big city, I guess I've always looked forward to seeing the light from the moon, between the floodlights and the lamps, even if its light isn't its own. A mere reflection of something else, it has a hold on me. Some people are like that, like the moon. They come and shine their light on you and sometimes they leave. But the moon? It won't stop coming out and shining in the dark each day, at least I hope it doesn't. Because the moon? It's magic." You travel, you see some mountains, probably even an ocean, and the same sky from a different continent and you suddenly know what to do in life? SURE. It works for Instagram posts and Facebook quotes but I completely, blatantly refuse to believe in these epiphanies. It all started with the stupid story I wrote for my English class and I'm not going to bore you with it. I mean, anyone can write a story that has a word limit of precisely 150-200 words. I'm just starting like this because it's a good place in my life to start my story. (NOT.) Join Charlotte Benton as she navigates a world full of friendship, heartbreak, books and dancing. And the occasional stumble. (She's clumsy, okay?)

Charlie and Mae are young dancers at Ballo School of Dance in New York. When their studio closes down, they travel to Europe in search of an adventure and a place to start a their own ballet studio. There, they meet a handsome thief, a mysterious gondola rider, a friendly flower shop owner, and their ballerina idol. But when a pair of precious pointe shoes is missing, Charlie and Mae are thrusted into a world of adventure, mystery, and suspicion. Join Charlie and Mae on their adventure of a lifetime, with fake accents, stolen motorcycles, and a pair of invaluable point shoes.