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The Ballroom Class - Lucy Dillon

 
Description: ISBN 034093395X / Genre: Fiction / Author: Lucy Dillon / Paperback / 448 Pages / Book is published 2008-10-16 by Hodder Paperbacks

Newest Review: ... the recommendation on the front and inside few pages from Arlene Phillips, judge of Strictly, pleased me and made me think ... more

 ... that this would definitely be one for those of us who love to watch dancing shows. I found Dillon has written a book here with a great insight into the world of dance, although perhaps not as much as would be suggested by the title and cover of the book. I would have liked to have a lot more about Angelica's life as a dancer, and the short parts where the book flashes back to this time are too few and far between for me! The dancing which occurs in the book is good, but isn't anything overly special. She does use...more

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mummy2harry
Crowned Review The Ballroom Class - Lucy Dillon: A Class Act (788 words)
by - written on 24/01/09 (Very useful, 228 readings)
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Angelica loves to dance, so when she returns home to Longhampton, she decides she will teach a ballroom dancing class at the local dance hall. As a former World Class dancer, Angelica is sure she can turn the town's residents into the next Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. But are her class up for the challenge? And are all they all dancing to the same tune, or entirely different ones? Lauren and Chris, engaged to be married, are finding preparing for their wedding harder than they thought. Lauren wants a fairytale, but Chris just wants it over with. Lauren's parents Bridget and Frank are very happily married and proud of their daughter, but Bridget is hiding a ...  Read the complete review

burtybookworm
Crowned Review Cha-cha-cha la la ! (885 words)
by - written on 18/12/08 (Very useful, 221 readings)
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Browsing Waterstones the other weekend I was after a particular book that I had read about on here and then something else a bit light hearted. I suddenly spotted a book that was covered in glitter entitled "The Ballroom Class" The title alone, along with the couple mid dance on the front was enough to make me buy it! The story & Characters ================ **ANGELICA** We are introduced to several people during the beginning chapters. Firstly, there is Angelica, she is a professional dancer returning to her hometown of Longhampton and is teaching dance at the local Memorial Centre. We are told very little about ...  Read the complete review

 

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