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Ballet Kitty

Ballet Kitty: Play Book

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With Flaps and Tabs and Things to Touch and Feel

Ballet Kitty returns in a fresh and fun interactive format, with flaps to lift and textures to feel on every page.Where oh where could Kitty’s ballet slippers be? They’re lost and she needs help finding them! As kids join in the search, they’ll have a great time opening drawers, doors, and toy chest lids, and touching the tulle of her tutu and her soft fairy wings, sprinkled with glitter. Best of all, once the slippers appear, kids can help Ballet Kitty tie the silky ribbons in a bow.This beautiful book is sure to be treasured by little ballerinas everywhere! 

 

14 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2009

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Bernette G. Ford

41 books15 followers
Bernette G. Ford was an American author, editor and publisher. She worked as editor-in-chief at Grosset & Dunlap and later Scholastic Books, where she was vice-president of the Cartwheel imprint, which she helped launch. She was the co-author of the groundbreaking bestseller Bright Eyes, Brown Skin, along with the bestselling Ballet Kitty series, No More Diapers for Ducky, and First Snow.

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May 11, 2011
This is a different tale than the original Ballet Kitty story, which is fine if someone doesn't know the original story.

The pages are cardboard, which is great for little readers, and all the flaps to lift and things to touch are nice, as well.
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November 9, 2014
The librarian ordered this one special for Natalie. She really enjoyed Ballet Kitty, especially as she got excited to take dance lessons. This one has some nice interactive pieces. Ribbons on the shoes, rough tutu, draws to open.
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