From the author of The Only Way to Make Bread comes a new picture book that's a sumptuous celebration of dance from around the world, from breakdancing to bhangra to ballet.
What's the only way to dance?
You'll need a beat. Any beat will do.
You'll need a space. Maybe a bright clean stage made of perfectly matched boards or a mossy forest floor.
You'll probably want music. A full orchestra, some trumpets or violins, or the buzz and blare of a busy street.
You might dance with a group, moving together to tell a story. You might dance with family to celebrate something special. You might dance on your own to show who you are.
What's the only way to dance?
Your way!
This beautiful celebration of all kinds of dance will delight readers big and small. No matter how YOU like to dance, this book is for you!
"Quintero’s celebratory prose details what dancers need. . . . The only right way to dance is your way. Bold, bright and twirling with heart." —STARRED REVIEW, Kirkus Reviews
"This uplifting, inclusive ode to the power of dance inspires readers to express themselves and connect with the world around them. An excellent choice for music and movement story hours[.]" —STARRED REVIEW, School Library Journal
From the author of The Only Way to Make Bread comes a new picture book that's a sumptuous celebration of dance from around the world, from breakdancing to bhangra to ballet.
What's the only way to dance?
You'll need a beat. Any beat will do.
You'll need a space. Maybe a bright clean stage made of perfectly matched boards or a mossy forest floor.
You'll probably want music. A full orchestra, some trumpets or violins, or the buzz and blare of a busy street.
You might dance with a group, moving together to tell a story. You might dance with family to celebrate something special. You might dance on your own to show who you are.
What's the only way to dance?
Your way!
This beautiful celebration of all kinds of dance will delight readers big and small. No matter how YOU like to dance, this book is for you!
Praise
"Quintero’s celebratory prose details what dancers need. . . . The only right way to dance is your way. Bold, bright and twirling with heart." —STARRED REVIEW, Kirkus Reviews
"This uplifting, inclusive ode to the power of dance inspires readers to express themselves and connect with the world around them. An excellent choice for music and movement story hours[.]" —STARRED REVIEW, School Library Journal
