Easy-to-read, rhyming text depicts diffent animals dancing.

Even though his much loved pet fish can swim, eat, and blow bubbles, Max wants an animal that can dance.

Skeleton dances his way to a Halloween party, but has a hard time staying in one piece.

People of all different shapes, sizes, and ages demonstrate how they like to dance, but one boy does not want to dance and wants to be left alone.

"Frances Dean loves to dance. ... But as soon as anyone is around, Frances Dean's knees begin to tremble, butterflies start to flutter in her tummy, and she forgets how to dance. Will she ever find the courage to share her talent with others and feel free?"--OCLC.

In this wordless, lift-the-flap picture book, Flora and her new friend, the penguin, dance on the ice together and learn to treat each other with respect and kindness.

After her mother's death, Rachel and her adopted sister Hilary are taken in by Aunt Cora, who runs a dancing school where Rachel's spoiled cousin Dulcie is the star pupil.

Rachel and Kirsty agree to help Tasha the Tap Dance Fairy recover her magic ribbon from one of Jack Frost's goblins.

The reader makes a series of choices that determine how the story's main character will cope with her desire to take ballet classes despite her fears that she will not succeed.

Little monkey will not get out of bed, so the doctor prescribes some exercise, and monkey learns to dance.