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Friendships and backflips
Friendships and backflips

By Jane Lawes

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With the summer holidays at an end, and Tara starting secondary school, trying to juggle her schoolwork, her friendships and her gymnastics training is tricky. When Tara can.t go to her best friend...

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Perfect pirouette
Perfect pirouette

By Jane Lawes

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It's Tash's first term at Aurora House, the school where dancing dreams come true. She's thrilled to be living with other girls who love ballet as much as she does! But when Tash starts to worry th...

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Amazing arabesque
Amazing arabesque

By Jane Lawes

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It's tash's second term at Aurora House, the school where dancing dreams come true. She's thrilled to be back, but with their first ballet exam coming up, the pressure is on. And when her friend An...

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Summertime and somersaults
Summertime and somersaults

By Jane Lawes

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Cartwheel into this sparkling new series about the exciting, energetic and inspirational world of gymnastics! Tara loves doing cartwheels and handstands in her garden, spending every spare moment p...

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Flora and the Flames
Stage Fright Level 18
Treetops Reflect Levels 16 17
Sparkling Solo
Sparkling Solo

By Jane Lawes

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