Jillian on Her Toes

Jillian on Her Toes by Emily Costello, published by HarperCollins Publishers in 1994, is a 133-page work written in English. This book follows newcomer Jillian Kormach, who has recently moved from New York City and aims to impress the students of Madame Tikilnova with her dancing skills. However, her exaggerated claims about her abilities lead to unexpected consequences, creating tension with her peers.

Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of honesty and the challenges of fitting in, particularly within the context of performing arts and dance. As Jillian navigates her new environment, her journey highlights the complexities of friendship and self-identity among girls. This edition, with its compact dimensions, presents a relatable story for young readers interested in juvenile fiction centered on girls and women.