As the first female African American principal dancer in American Ballet Theatre history, Misty Copeland has been a constant game changer during her illustrius career.
But her road to excellence was not easy. In this young readers adaptation of her New York Times bestselling memoir, Misty reconts the first time she put her hand on a barre at the local Boys and Girls Clubs of America, going en pointe after just three months, and her incredible rise through the professional ranks while dealing with a challenging home life.
With wisdom, grace, and humor, Misty offers a glimpse into her journey and the life of professional ballerina. From the exhilaration of being center stage to the sacrifices she has made, and the struggles behind the sceneto fit into the tradional classical ballet world, Misty's story provides inspiration for future dancers who dare to be different, and the courage to be one of a kind.
Barcode | 9781476737997 |
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