Frances Dances
Frances Dances by Mark Iacolina is an illustrated children’s book published by Penguin on June 16, 2015. This 32-page story follows Frances, a young girl who loves to dance in her everyday life but struggles with the idea of performing in front of an audience. As she prepares for a class performance, Frances faces her fears with the support of her family, who encourage her to embrace her passion for dance.
In this engaging narrative, readers will find themes of self-discovery and overcoming anxiety, as Frances learns to dance not just in private but also on stage. The book combines elements of juvenile fiction with a humorous approach to the performing arts, making it relatable for young readers. With its charming illustrations and lighthearted storyline, Frances Dances offers a delightful exploration of dance and the importance of family support in overcoming challenges.
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Frances loves to dance. She dances while getting dressed, eating breakfast, and even when brushing her teeth. But she will not dance out the door. When her teacher announces that the class will be dancing on stage in a few days, Frances is terrified. She does not dance in front of people! It’s up to her mom, her dad, and her brother to convince Frances that she can dance even on stage.
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