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$10.99
The adventures of best friends Julie, Lucie, and Alia continue in the second Dance Class graphic novel. School is in session again and this time the girls are working on the ballet “Romeo and Juliet.” When new student Tim is cast in the role of Romeo, the three girls find themselves competing for his affections….
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$13.99
In Dance is How We Make a Friend, young readers step into the world of a warm and welcoming dance studio where friendships are formed one twirl at a time. This heartfelt picture book follows a shy new student as she discovers that kindness, courage, and a simple “hello” can open the door to connection….
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$19.99
ILLUSTRATED CHAPTER BOOK TO ENGAGE YOUNG READERS! Stella the Super Sleuth: The Case of the Stolen Slippers is a fully illustrated early chapter book that is perfect for newly independent readers as they transition from picture books to chapter books. With engaging illustrations on every single page, this chapter book helps grow reading confidence and…
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$12.99
ILLUSTRATED CHAPTER BOOK TO ENGAGE YOUNG READERS! Stella the Super Sleuth: The Case of the Stolen Slippers is a fully illustrated early chapter book that is perfect for newly independent readers as they transition from picture books to chapter books. With engaging illustrations on every single page, this chapter book helps grow reading confidence and…
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$25.00
Gregory B. Dickerson was born in 1960 in West Brighton, a district of New York City’s borough of Staten Island. He is a graduate of Susan E. Wagner High School and the College of Staten Island, majoring in Business Management. An employee of the Mass Transit Authority (MTA) for the past 25 years, he currently…
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$23.30
“Impara. Attraverso i suoi incontri, le linee e gli innumerevoli sistemi di misurazione, le bugie che ottiene l’ossigeno -” N.Questo è il balletto ufficiale.
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$20.00
Gregory B. Dickerson was born in 1960 in West Brighton, a district of New York City’s borough of Staten Island. He is a graduate of Susan E. Wagner High School and the College of Staten Island, majoring in Business Management. An employee of the Mass Transit Authority (MTA) for the past 25 years, he currently…