By Fatima Ahmed Martínez, 2º ESO
Delphie has always
wanted to go to ballet school but her parents can’t afford it. A new ballet
school opened on the same road as Delphie’s house. One day, the school teacher,
Madame Za-Za, caught Delphie looking through the window of her dance studio.
She offered to teach her for free and gave Delphie a pair of red ballet shoes
and a ballet suit. At the end of her first class, one of the girls started to
dance a part from the Nutcracker.
When Delphie reached
home and was about to go to bed, her ballet shoes began to sparkle. She put them
on and in a few seconds she found herself in a theatre. She saw a fairy crying
and walked towards her. The fairy told her that she was in a magical world named
Enchantia. She also said that King Rat had captured the Nutcracker and had turned
him into a toy, so none of the people from Enchantia could dance. Delphie and
the fairy saved the Nutcracker and turned him back to into a human. Everybody
in Enchantia could dance again and they couldn’t thank Delphie enough. The
fairy told Delphie that she was going home soon and that every time there was a
problem in Enchantia, she would be sent back. Delphie became very happy and
returned home.
I
would recommend this book to girls aged 10-12 because it’s about the art of
ballet and magic.
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