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Bezig met laden... Can You Dance, Dalila?door Virginia Kroll
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Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek. I liked this book for a few reasons. For one, I liked that it was written in first person. I think by having the book written in first person, makes it easier for students to put themselves in the main character’s shoes. Also, I liked the characters in the book. I liked the main character because she was very persistent. She tried all different types of dance until she found the type that she was most comfortable with. I liked that she is the age that most of the students who read this book are. I think that helps students relate better to characters who are around the same age as them. Also, I like the grandmother in the story because she never discouraged the main character, Dalila from trying different types of dance. She also never told Dalila that she could not dance. Finally, I liked the illustrations because they helped to create a “dance” mood. The lines in each of the illustration are drawn curved and none of them are completely straight. It is as if they are drawn in a dancing motion. The big message of Can You Dance, Dalila? is that in order to find what you like, you must try new things. In the story, if Dalila did not try different types of dances, she may have never found which kind she likes the best. geen besprekingen | voeg een bespreking toe
Dalila tries to do various kinds of dances including the jig, country western, ballet, and tap, before she finally finds the kind perfect for her. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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This book does a good job depicting many forms of dance as well as introduce the many types of dance communities around town. I love that Dalila was determined to find a dance that best fit her, but I do wish that she would have perused the other dances longer too. No one is a perfect ballerina from one try. I appreciate Dalila's spirit and am so happy that she had such a supportive Grandma that appreciated her passion. This would be a good book to introduce some of the many different types of dances in the world. ( )